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St. Cloud State University Collecting Toys for Kids in Ukrainian Refugee Camps

Saint Cloud, MN, USA / KNSI
Jennifer Lewerenz
Apr 19, 2022 | 8:58 AM
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(KNSI) — St. Cloud State University is hosting a toy drive this month to help kids in Ukrainian refugee camps.

People can drop off donations of new and gently used toys at the Veterans Resource Center inside the Administrative Services Building in room 100. There is also a collection spot at the Student Life and Development Center inside Atwood Memorial Center, room 110. Donations can be made online by clicking here and choosing Other Fund and requesting it be made to the Veterans Resource Center Fund Children of Ukraine.

Donations can be made over the phone by calling 320-308-3984.

Toys will be shipped out the week of May 1st.

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