Western Mass. 'Toys For Tots' In Desperate Need Of Donations
Local Marines are asking for help delivering toys to children in need.
Local Marines are asking for help delivering toys to children in need.
Police said they are looking to identify a woman who stole a donation jar from a Cumberland Farms.
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A 9-year-old Weymouth girl did something most children probably wouldn't dream of doing after celebrating a birthday: she donated all of her presents to charity.
Police in Weymouth are praising a young girl who donated her birthday presents to holiday toy drive.
Quincy Police say toys that were going to be donated to Boston Children's Hospital were recently stolen from Fore River Clubhouse.
Thieves broke into a van and stole toys donated to the Toys for Tots program in Worcester.
A Cape Cod woman who spent Christmas day in jail is free on bail.
A Hyannis woman has been arrested for allegedly stealing toys that were donated through the Toys For Tots program.
Many people have stepped up after learning someone broke into a storage pod and stole boxes full of toys.
Hundreds of toys set to be donated to needy children this Christmas were stolen from Danvers.
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The Massachusetts State Police and U.S. Marines are teaming up again this year to help kids in need get holiday toys.
Toys for Tots of Greater Boston made an eleventh-hour appeal for more toys last week, and people stepped up - but it still looks like there will be a shortfall.
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The Toys for Tots program is making a plea for more donations, saying it's not even close to making its goal.
Christmas in the City and the Marine Toys for Tots organization each report huge shortfalls in the number of donated toys.
A U.S. Marine who was helping out the Toys for Tots program caught a thief over the weekend.
The Boston Bruins are asking fans to help make sure children in need have some happy holidays.
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Toys for Tots is extending its deadline for donations after $15,000 worth of toys were stolen from the program over the weekend.
$15,000 worth of toys were stolen Saturday from the Toys for Tots program.
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