Cherokee Nation Entertainment’s flagship casino property Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa recently held its annual toy drive for the Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots campaign in Claremore, which supports local children who might not have otherwise received toys for the holidays. “At Hard Rock, we value the ability to make great memories that last, and we believe in creating those positive moments even beyond our doors,” said Martin Madewell, general manager of Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa. “This gift event is extremely special to us each year because it allows our team to celebrate the spirit of giving alongside our guests and bring joy to local families that lasts a lifetime.” Our businesses proudly support initiatives that give back and make a difference in our communities. Through their efforts hosting this year’s toy drive, Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa was able to donate a total of 2,200 toys to be given to families in Rogers, Mayes and Craig Counties in time for the holiday season. 🎄✨ Read the full article at: https://lnkd.in/eHvSyMkC
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