Gallery: “Fill That Truck” toy drive

<div style='float:right;width:100%;' align='right'><em> Randy Jarosz | For the North Journal</em></div>Volunteers gather by a moving van outside Bonnie & Clyde's restaurant in Pine Township after hundreds of toys were loaded Dec. 8, 2012. The toys went to clients of the Women's Choice Network, a Pittsburgh-area organization that provides services related to pregnancy and parental support. Tthe Baranowski Restaurant Group, which includes Bonnie & Clyde's and Peak Performance Chiropractic in McCandless collected the toys through the 'Fill That Truck' toy drive.

<div style='float:right;width:100%;' align='right'><em> Randy Jarosz | For the North Journal</em></div>Patty Bittle of Wexford carries a bicycle from Bonnie & Clyde's restaurant in Pine Township onto a moving van on Saturday, Dec. 8, 2012. The Baranowski Restaurant Group and Peak Performance Chiropractic in McCandless collected hundreds of toys for clients of the Women's Choice Network, a Pittsburgh-based organization that provides services related to pregancy and parental support, through the 'Fill That Truck' toy drive.

<div style='float:right;width:100%;' align='right'><em> Randy Jarosz | For the North Journal</em></div>From left, Rachel Semelbaur, 14; Julie Lamagna, 17; and Emily Jackson, 17, all of Wexford, load boxes of toys at Bonnie & Clyde's restaurant in Pine Township for clients of the Women's Choice Network on Saturday, Dec. 8, 2012. The Baranowski Restaurant Group, which includes Bonnie and Clyde's, and Peak Performance Chiropractic in McCandless, collected hundreds of toys for the Pittsburgh-area organization, which provides services related to pregancy and parental support, through its 'Fill That Truck' toy drive.

<div style='float:right;width:100%;' align='right'><em> Randy Jarosz | For the North Journal</em></div>Emily Nix, 15, and Sam Gessner, 15, both of Gibsonia, load up a box of toys at Bonnie & Clyde's restaurant in Pine Township for clients of the Women's Choice Network on Saturday, Dec. 8, 2012. The Baranowski Restaurant Group, which includes Bonnie and Clyde's, and Peak Performance Chiropractic in McCandless, collected hundreds of toys for the Pittsburgh-area organization, which provides services related to pregancy and parental support, through its 'Fill That Truck' toy drive.

<div style='float:right;width:100%;' align='right'><em> Randy Jarosz | For the North Journal</em></div>Joe Knapp, 16, of Pine Township, at left, and Jamie Switalski, 16, of Richland Township carry boxes of toys onto a truck from Bonnie & Clyde's restaurant. on Saturday, Dec. 8, 2012. The Baranowski Restaurant Group and Peak Performance Chiropractic in McCandless collected hundreds of toys for clients of the Women's Choice Network, a Pittsburgh-based organization that provides services related to pregancy and parental support, through the 'Fill That Truck' toy drive.

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Published: Wednesday, January 9, 2013, 8:56 p.m.
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Volunteers loaded hundreds of toys onto a moving van outside Bonnie & Clyde's restaurant in Pine Township at the conclusion of the “Fill That Truck” toy drive on Dec. 8.

The Baranowski Restaurant Group, which includes Bonnie & Clyde's and other restaurants in the North Hills and Cranberry, and Peak Performance Chiropractic in McCandless collected the toys.

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