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The initial path wasn't aimed at the military, but Sgt. Anthony Kingdom made his way to the Marines after some stops in school, machinery and even McDonald's. While he didn't view himself a military man at first, Sgt. Kingdom has thrived in the role, including earning consideration for a larger post with the National Color Guard. Locally, he is working this year as the coordinator for Savannah's Toys for Tots campaign, and on this episode of Difference Makers, speaks about his upbringing, what they have seen with this year's campaign and seeing the joy in a child's face when they receive a toy.

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(13:27): Deciding to join the U.S. Marine Corp.

(20:54): Participating in the color guard during the 2019 Veterans Day Parade
Honoring those who serve at 2019 Savannah Veterans Day Parade (SMN, Nov. 12, 2019)
Spotted®: 2019 SavannahVeterans Day Parade (SMN)

(25:04): Becoming affiliated with Toys for Tots

(30:02): This year's Toys for Tots drive in Savannah

(34:46): Origins of Toys for Tots and how it has grown

(38:26): Advice for helping with this year's drive

Make sure to follow The Commute podcast for daily news briefs from Adam.

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The initial path wasn't aimed at the military, but Sgt. Anthony Kingdom made his way to the Marines after some stops in school, machinery and even McDonald's. While he didn't view himself a military man at first, Sgt. Kingdom has thrived in the role, including earning consideration for a larger post with the National Color Guard. Locally, he is working this year as the coordinator for Savannah's Toys for Tots campaign, and on this episode of Difference Makers, speaks about his upbringing, what they have seen with this year's campaign and seeing the joy in a child's face when they receive a toy.
Podcast listeners: Get digital SMN subscription by <a href="http://www.savannahnow.com/digitalonlyoffer">clicking here</a> for a special offer
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(13:27): Deciding to join the U.S. Marine Corp.
(20:54): Participating in the color guard during the 2019 Veterans Day Parade
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<li><a href="https://www.savannahnow.com/news/20191111/honoring-those-who-serve-at-2019-savannah-veterans-day-parade">Honoring those who serve at 2019 Savannah Veterans Day Parade</a> (SMN, Nov. 12, 2019)</li>
<li><a href="https://www.savannahnow.com/photogallery/GA/20191112/NEWS/111209989/PH/1">Spotted&reg;: 2019 Savannah</a> <a href="https://www.savannahnow.com/photogallery/GA/20191112/NEWS/111209988/PH/1">Veterans Day Parade</a> (SMN)</li>
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(25:04): Becoming affiliated with <a href="https://www.toysfortots.org/">Toys for Tots</a>
(30:02): This year's <a href="https://savannah-ga.toysfortots.org/local-coordinator-sites/lco-sites/default.aspx?nPageID=100&amp;nPreviewInd=200">Toys for Tots drive in Savannah</a>
(34:46): Origins of Toys for Tots and how it has grown
(38:26): Advice for helping with this year's drive
<a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-commute-with-adam-van-brimmer/id1389307354?mt=2">Make sure to follow The Commute podcast for daily news briefs from Adam</a>.

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The initial path wasn't aimed at the military, but Sgt. Anthony Kingdom made his way to the Marines after some stops in school, machinery and even McDonald's. While he didn't view himself a military man at first, Sgt. Kingdom has thrived in the role, including earning consideration for a larger post with the National Color Guard. Locally, he is working this year as the coordinator for Savannah's Toys for Tots campaign, and on this episode of Difference Makers, speaks about his upbringing, what they have seen with this year's campaign and seeing the joy in a child's face when they receive a toy.