Christmas time is about the spirit of giving and one man who has made it his personal mission to make sure that local underprivileged children are not overlooked by the Holiday Spirit is John Lynch. John Lynch created the Lynch Toy Drive a.k.a. The Lynch who Stole Christmas from the GrYnch, a.k.a. The Lynch GrYnch Toy Drive in 2010. For a decade, he has provided wrapped gifts of toys, clothing and gift cards for over 7,000 kids on Christmas Eve throughout Wildwood and the Southern tip of Cape May County. This year there were over 25 drop off locations from Cape May to Court House. For more information about the Lynch Toy Drive, visit: https://www.lynchtoydrive.com/
John Lynch is the founder of the toy drive, which is only one service his non-profit provides at The Lunch With Lynch Foundation. Since 2000, John Lynch has provided numerous services and created many fundraisers to provide young people with values and skills they need to become exceptional leaders in the community. For more information about The Lunch With Lynch Foundation, visit: https://www.lunchwithlynch.com/
MudHen Brewing Company normally features the Lynch Toy Drive as part of our Hospitality Night but since Hospitality Night was cancelled this year, due to Covid, the Toy Drive was extended to Christmas Eve. Each patron who brought a toy to donate were given a free MudHen drink voucher. MudHen alone delivered six fifty gallon drums stuffed to the gills with new toys.
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