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This holiday season let's give thanks for what we have by helping others. Please place new and unwrapped gifts in the box in 3rd Floor Kitchen. AGE GROUP SUGGESTIONS ONLY Newborn – 2 Years A-B-C ball that rolls, Ring Stacker, Baby’s First Blocks (Fisher Price), Koosh Balls, Soft Cubes-Battat, Tactile Books. Mega Blocks, stacking cups, pegboards, bath toys, knobby shape puzzles, shape sorter, Push n’ Go Vehicles, Musical Stacker, Chime Garden, Dunk n’ Clunk, soft books. Small farm animals, little people, hard plastic cups and plates, push & pull toys, musical instruments, dolls, busy box. 3 – 5 Years Play doh, large beads to string, pip-squeak markers, cars, Magna-doodles, Aquadoodles, magnetic sets, books with flaps, dolls, toy phones, bath toys. Cars, play tools, school bus toy, puzzles, matching games, Barnyard Bingo game, Elefun game, Candyland board game, Chutes and Ladder board game, etc. 6 – 9 Years Character dolls, Don’t Break The Ice Game, other age appropriate games, play cell phones, Trucks, Mr. Mouth Game, Medical Kit, Melissa & Doug Happy Handle Stamp Set. AGE GROUP SUGGESTIONS ONLY 10 – 14 Years ZhuZhu Pets, Lego Sets, Dora Link Dolls, Barbie Dolls and Accessories, Spinmaster Aquadoodle Wall Mat, Alex Toys: Friends 4 Ever Bracelet Kit, Creativity for Kids: Fashion Design Studio, Fisher Price Color Me Flowerz Bouquet Set, Puzzles Wild Planet Hyper Dash Game, Magnext Battle Striker Turbo Tops, Nerf Toys, Lego Sets, Rocky Robot Truck, Remote Control Cars, anything Star Wars, Beyblade Metal Fusion Battle Tops Age appropriate games - Blokus Settlers of Catan, Cadoo by Cranium, Pictionary Jr., Qwirkle, Bananagrams, Bop It, Scrabble, Operation, Connect 4, Apples to Apples, Trouble, Sorry, Monopoly, Taboo, Guess Who. 15 – 17 Years Age appropriate books, sporting goods / sets, arts & crafts (3 girls – 1 boy) supplies, fashion accessories, hair accessories, journals. .

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