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The U.S. Marines and the Salvation Army in Yakima are hoping you'll go shopping for a new toy this year to donate to the Marines Toys For Tots program.

There is no need to wrap each toy, please bring your new toy and help spread the word to as many people as you possibly can. Let's make the 44th Annual Salvation Army Toy Run the biggest and most successful yet!

Bring out your inner Macklemore and go thrift shopping in the Yakima Valley. Whether you have 20 or 200 dollars in your pocket you can pop plenty of tags around the Yakima Valley.

Have too much sitting around your home? It's time to donate those old clothes taking up space in your closet and let them find a new home right here in the Yakima Valley, with three places you can donate to right now.

Lisa Sargent the Director of Social Ministries at the Yakima Salvation Army says for the first time in 22-years she's never seen the food bank food supply as low as it is today.

Lisa Sargent Community Relations & Outreach Program Manager at the Salvation Army says thank you

Hundreds of toys and thousands of dollars were donated on Friday for the Toys for Tots program at Steve Hahn VW, KIA, Mercedes Benz at 1730 South 1st Street

Each year during the holidays the Yakima Salvation Army raises needed funding through its Red Kettle Campaign.

Every year the Marines partner with the Yakima Salvation Army to collect the distribute the toys for kids up to 18-years-old.

But things are returning to normal this year and the Salvation Army is hoping for your support this holiday season.

Lisa Sargent, Community Relations & Outreach Program Manager says on Monday a special team from Yakima traveled to the impact area to help families.

The U.S. Marines and the Salvation Army in Yakima are hoping you'll go shopping for a new toy this year to donate to the Marines Toys For Tots program.