• File photo of Megan Alworth-Khazadian, social worker for the town of Bethel, giving a goody bag with donations to Paul Gorman who was affected by the fire that happened over the summer on Greenwood Avenue. The event took place at the Senior Center in Bethel on Wednesday October 4, 2017. The Social Services Department is collecting items for Easter baskets for families in need. Photo: Lisa Weir / For Hearst Connecticut Media / The News-Times Freelance
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File photo of Megan Alworth-Khazadian, social worker for the town of Bethel, giving a goody bag with donations to Paul Gorman who was affected by the fire that happened over the summer on Greenwood Avenue. The event took place at the Senior Center in Bethel on Wednesday October 4, 2017. The Social Services Department is collecting items for Easter baskets for families in need. less
File photo of Megan Alworth-Khazadian, social worker for the town of Bethel, giving a goody bag with donations to Paul Gorman who was affected by the fire that happened over the summer on Greenwood Avenue. The ... more
Photo: Lisa Weir / For Hearst Connecticut Media

BETHEL — The Social Services Department is collecting items for Easter baskets that will go to families in need.

Social Services has dispersed 900 eggs to 16 participating businesses. Residents can take an egg and purchase the item indicated on the egg. Items can then be left at the business to be given to Social Services.

The resident who selects the one winning egg will also get a basket of his or her own.

Eggs can be found at Alice’s Flower Shop, Belardinelli Tire Company, Biksbee’s, Byrd’s Books, Daily Fare, Domino’s Pizza, Famous Pizza, In-Style Salon, Jacqueline’s, La Zingara, Noteworthy Chocolates, Sycamore, The Athlete’s Source, Toy Room, UK Gourmet and Victoria’s Wood Fired Pizza.