RI Planet Fitness Gyms Collecting Gifts For Boys & Girls Club With Holiday Giving Trees
RHODE ISLAND — It is officially the season of giving, so Planet Fitness locations throughout Rhode Island are collecting unwrapped gifts for local Boys & Girls Clubs.
Giving trees are on display at each club location through Dec. 9. Each tree features wish tags of children served by the Boys & Girls Club. Planet Fitness members are invited to fulfill a wish by selecting a tag and purchasing the item listed to help make the holidays brighter for the child in need.
Giving trees are at the following Planet Fitness locations in Rhode Island:
- 780 Washington St. Coventry
- 1810 Plainfield Pike, Cranston
- 1800 Mendon Road, Cumberland
- 585 Taunton Ave. East Providence
- 1493 Hartford Ave. Johnston
- 622 George Washington Highway, Lincoln
- 278 W. Main Road, Middletown
- 56 Frenchtown Road North Kingstown
- 1920 Mineral Spring Ave. North Providence
- 16 Dowling Village Blvd. North Smithfield
- 675 Beverage Hill Ave. Pawtucket
- 50 Ann Mary St. Pawtucket
- 387 W Fountain St. Providence
- 50 Narragansett Park Drive, Rumford
- 445 Putnam Pike Smithfield
- 160 Old Tower Hill Road, Wakefield
- 601 Metacom Ave., Warren
- 1222 Warwick Ave., Warwick
- 650 Bald Hill Road, Warwick
- 1500 Diamond Hill Road, Woonsocket.
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