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NH Liquor Stores Collect Toys for Tots

Customers can drop off toys at outlets until Dec. 15.

This holiday season, the New Hampshire Liquor Commission (NHLC) has partnered with the United States Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Program to help make the holidays brighter for thousands of families in New Hampshire. Through Dec. 15, the New Hampshire Liquor Commission will be collecting new and unwrapped toys at select New Hampshire Liquor & Wine Outlets.

The mission of the United States Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Program is to collect toys each year and distribute them as Christmas and holiday gifts to less fortunate children across the United States. Along with the toys, the United States Marine Corps Reserve delivers a message of hope that will encourage recipients to become responsible, productive and patriotic citizens. The program also unites members of local communities in a common cause during its annual toy collection and distribution campaign.

The United States Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Program receives the least amount of donations for infants and children 10 years and older. New Hampshire residents can help by giving items such as infant toys, sporting equipment and handheld games. Stuffed animals and clothing are not accepted.

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“Toys for Tots in New Hampshire is excited about this new partnership with the New Hampshire Liquor Commission,” stated Bethany Cottrell, co-coordinator, Toys for Tots-Londonderry. “The past few years have been extremely difficult as the need for toys has increased and donations have decreased. We are looking forward to a successful season this year thanks to great relationships like this.”

“There are thousands of families right here in New Hampshire that benefit from the United States Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots program,” explained New Hampshire Liquor Commission Chairman Joseph W. Mollica. “We are proud that our New Hampshire Liquor & Wine Outlets are serving as collection points across the state.”

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For more information on select collection locations, visit LiquorandWineOutlets.com.

About The New Hampshire Liquor Commission

The NHLC operates retail locations throughout the Granite State and serves more than 10 million customers each year. Visit LiquorandWineOutlets.com to locate a store, search for product availability, learn about monthly sales, review wine tasting schedules, and sign up to receive significant savings with monthly Email Extras. More than $2.4 billion in net profits has been raised since the first store opened in 1934. NHLC is expecting to net an additional $1 billion for the state in the next eight years. 

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