The MBTA will launch a campaign today to fill a bus with toys to be given to needy children.
In an effort to bolster donations from MassDOT employees, Transportation Secretary Jeffrey Mullan and MBTA General Manager Richard Davey join MBTA union officials and Pipefitters’ Local Union 537 to fill the bus.
The campaign will last all week at various MBTA office locations. Donations will be given to four Boston charities.
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