Joshua Conger, who has donated thousands of toys to sick children, received a special gift from a non-profit group led by LA County Sheriff’s deputies.
Joshua Conger, who has donated thousands of toys to Children’s Hospital of Orange County, received a special gift from a non-profit group led by current, reserve and retired LA County Sheriff’s deputies.An Orange County boy, who has been gifting hospitalized children with toys and books, has received a special gift of his own.
LASD Motorsports, a nonprofit led by current, reserve, and retired deputies of the LA County Sheriff’s Department, learned about Joshua’s efforts, and decided to return the favor. “We took out our LASD Motorsports Tesla, and he just fell in love it,” Armes recalled. “We gave him a ride around the block, and the rest was history.”
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