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Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany is one of seven winners chosen to be honored at the first Community Heroes Luncheon at the Albany Museum of Art, Albany, Ga., Jan. 28. The Community Heroes recognition is part of the Albany Dougherty Economic Development Commission's marketing campaign, "There's Only One Albany," which was formed to present a positive image of Albany. The event honored those individuals and organizations in the community who are making a difference and giving back through service to others. Col. Don Davis, commanding officer, accepted the "Local Business" award on behalf of MCLB Albany. - Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany is one of seven winners chosen to be honored at the first Community Heroes Luncheon at the Albany Museum of Art, Albany, Ga., Jan. 28. The Community Heroes recognition is part of the Albany Dougherty Economic Development Commission's marketing campaign, "There's Only One Albany," which was formed to present a positive image of Albany. The event honored those individuals and organizations in the community who are making a difference and giving back through service to others. Col. Don Davis, commanding officer, accepted the "Local Business" award on behalf of MCLB Albany.

From left: Capt. Jose Castillo, I-I Inspector-Instructor; Gunnery Sgt. Johnny Ruby, coordinator, Toys for Tots; Teresa Salter, Dunkin Donuts multiunit manager, Albany and Thomasville, Ga., and 1st Sgt. James Britton, I-I first sergeant. Salter receives a plaque Tuesday from Ruby for her support during the Toys for Toys 2014 season.Dunkin Donuts supported the Toys for Tots team by donating donuts and coffee to more than 120 Marines during a two-week period. According to Ruby, the day the toys were distributed, the Dunkin Donuts team showed how they cared about their community and wanted to give back by helping fill bags with toys. - From left: Capt. Jose Castillo, I-I Inspector-Instructor; Gunnery Sgt. Johnny Ruby, coordinator, Toys for Tots; Teresa Salter, Dunkin Donuts multiunit manager, Albany and Thomasville, Ga., and 1st Sgt. James Britton, I-I first sergeant. Salter receives a plaque Tuesday from Ruby for her support during the Toys for Toys 2014 season. Dunkin Donuts supported the Toys for Tots team by donating donuts and coffee to more than 120 Marines during a two-week period. According to Ruby, the day the toys were distributed, the Dunkin Donuts team showed how they cared about their community and wanted to give back by helping fill bags with toys.

 
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