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The Salvation Army Bozeman is in urgent need of toys to help fulfill the Christmas wishes of more than 400 children in need in Gallatin County

by Ted Wolfson
January 10, 2021
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BOZEMAN, Mont. – Help is needed! The Salvation Army Bozeman is in urgent need of toys to help fulfill the Christmas wishes of more than 400 children in need in Gallatin County. There are a few ways to donate toys:

• “Adopt” a child through Angel Trees at Ressler Motors or Gallatin Valley Mall
• Drop off any new, unwrapped toy at The Salvation Army located at 32 So Rouse St
• Purchase a toy online and have it shipped directly to The Salvation Army at 32 South Rouse Bozeman, MT 59715

Toys must be received by December 15 to make sure they are given to a child in time for Christmas.  Please help us get the word out to ensure every child in Gallatin County has a toy on Christmas morning. For any questions or for an interview, please reach out to Lt. Rick Larson at 400-683-6788.

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