The Plymouth Police Department is showing its community spirit in a festive way this Thanksgiving by highlighting a local high school rivalry. In a recent Facebook post, the department announced a special Thanksgiving patch to celebrate the competition between Plymouth North and Plymouth South schools. Proceeds from the patch sales will go directly to the schools' Booster programs, which support student-athletes.
Thanksgiving in Plymouth isn't just about turkey and trimmings; it's also about local pride on the football field. "This year the Plymouth Police Department and AHPP chose to commemorate the rivalry between Plymouth North and Plymouth South for our Thanksgiving patch," the Plymouth Police Department shared in a Facebook post. This move by the police aims to bring the community together in support of their young athletes and schools while enjoying the seasonal festivities. The patches, which feature symbols from both high schools, will be sold to the public to fan the flames of friendly competition.
The gesture is part of the Plymouth Police Department's efforts to engage with the community and support local events and organizations. By donating "portions of the proceeds directly to each school's Booster programs," the department is investing in the welfare and success of local students' athletic endeavors. The department expressed its gratitude by saying, "We are extremely grateful for your support, and we hope you enjoys this year's patch as much as we enjoyed creating it."
Those interested in purchasing the limited-edition patches can do so through the AHPP website. A link to the holiday-themed patch was provided in the Plymouth Police Department's Facebook announcement. With the community coming together over shared traditions and a love of the game, this initiative by the Plymouth Police offers a fresh way to celebrate and give back this Thanksgiving. This initiative reflects a growing trend of law enforcement engaging in community-led charitable causes.
