TAMPA, Fla — A parade of police cars and fire trucks – It sounds like a great time.
That’s especially true for a group of Tampa Bay children who don’t have a lot of entertainment options while they’re staying safer at home.
“We had to cancel 5 of our inclusive events so we thought we would bring a little fun to the kids," Wheelchairs 4 Kids Executive Director Madeline Robinson said in a news release.
“This seemed to be the perfect solution. The families are so excited. We hope they will enjoy it!”
The Tarpon Springs-based charity teamed up with the Tampa Fire and Police Departments to give them a good time and some fresh air.
The parade featured Elsa from Disney’s Frozen, World Series Champ Randy Knorr and WWE superstar Titus O’Neil.
Wheelchairs 4 Kids said social distancing guidelines were strictly followed to keep everyone safe.
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