The Manitoba First Nations Police Services Opaskwayak Cree Nation Detachment is looking to brighten up Christmas for some children in Opaskwayak Cree Nation (OCN). They are hosting a toy drive to collect as many new toys or gifts for children this holiday season.
“MFNP wants to make sure all the kids in OCN have a Merry Christmas, and so, we are collecting toys to give to families who need help this holiday season,” said MFNP Constable Randi Curry. “Once we have collected the toys, we will team up with local organizations and groups for distribution.
“If you are part of an OCN group, agency, or board, and would like to assist with providing a list of children or families to receive toys, please reach out to Irene Hucaluk at Manitoba First Nations Police – OCN.”
People can drop off new toys or gifts for children from now until just before Christmas. There are two locations to drop these items off at.
“The Toy Drive is on now until December 20,” said Constable Curry. “New toys can be dropped off for donation from Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., at the Manitoba First Nations Police Service, 235 Waller Road or at the Otineka Mall from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. We will be collecting toys for all ages up to 18 years old. We are collecting new and unopened or unused items such as toys, books, games, blankets, activity sets, etc.”
MNFP host toy drive for kids for Christmas
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