The annual Touch-A-Truck day is a child-centered event where you can find military, emergency response, construction and commercial vehicles, along with motorcycles and farm equipment.

J.F. Kiely Construction Co., a leading design-build underground utility construction company headquartered in Long Branch, N.J., will be participating in the second annual Unbroken Warriors Touch-A-Truck event in Holmdel Township.

The annual Touch-A-Truck day is a child-centered event where you can find military, emergency response, construction and commercial vehicles, along with motorcycles and farm equipment. As a long-time supporter of community events and our service men and women, J.F. Kiely Construction Co. will provide a variety of different trucks and vehicles for guests to touch, explore and hop inside.

For one admission price, each child will receive a plastic construction hat and will be on their way to discover what's inside their favorite vehicles or the vehicles they see on the road each day. One hundred percent of all donations will go to the Unbroken Warriors fund, which was founded to fund treatment for veterans struggling with post traumatic stress disorder.

The event, which will also have face painting, a balloon artist, music and meet-and-greets with vehicle operators, will be held on Saturday, Sept. 23 from 11 AM to 3 PM at Dearborn Market, 2170 Route 35, Holmdel, N.J. Pre-registration is not required, and all are welcome to attend.

For more information about Unbroken Warriors, visit www.unbrokenwarriors.org.

For more information about J.F. Kiely Construction Co., visit www.kielybuilds.com.

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