Police departments across Hudson Valley holding holiday toy drives
You've got some options if you're looking for good places to donate toys to children in need this holiday season.
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Dec 8, 2022, 11:36 AM
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4h agoYou've got
some options if you're looking for good places to donate toys to children in
need this holiday season.
The Town of
Fishkill Police Department is hosting its third-annual Toys for Tots drive in
cooperation with the United States Marine Corps.
New and
unwrapped toys can be donated at the Walmart on Route 52 beginning at 2 p.m.
this Friday.
The
Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow police departments are also asking for your help
with their 16th annual toy drive.
Donations
can be dropped off at a variety of locations from now until Dec. 16, and all of them will apparently
be given to children in the Tarrytown School District.
New and
unused items can be brought to the Tarrytown Police Department and Village
Hall, Sleepy Hollow police headquarters, Warner Library and the All Together
Now Toy Store on Main Street.
