The contributions are the result of a decision of the company, which serves Bryant dealers in Springboro and Centerville, on how best to show appreciation to customers this holiday season.
With the bad economy, Habegger decided to help customers help Toys for Tots.
“This is the first year,” said Jeff Gilley, a Habegger sales manager. “Every year, we struggle to give our customers something they want. We felt it would better for the kids to have toys.”
Habegger is contributing 1 percent of November online sales and matching monetary contributions by customers.
The money, $3,000 to $3,500, and toys, including a boxful from Airtron in Kettering, will be presented after a customer luncheon at the Dayton office.
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