Stuff-A-Squad car toy drive delivers Christmas cheer
Members of the Minot Police Department and North Dakota Fraternal Order of Police – Lodge #7 braved the cold on Sunday for the seventh annual Stuff-A-Squad car event.
The event is held to collect new and unopened toys to be donated to area charities as gifts for underprivileged children during the Christmas holiday season.
Those with the event estimated they filled around six squad cars during the event.
Minot Police Department and the Souris Valley Regional Lodge #7 of the North Dakota Fraternal Order of Police will be holding another Stuff-A-Squad car event on Saturday, Dec. 2.
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- Charles Crane/MDN Minot Police Sgt. Jared Foley and Bottineau County Deputy Aaron Moss receive donations during the Stuff-A-Squad car event at Walmart on Sunday afternoon. Moss is retired from the Minot Police Department.
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- Charles Crane/MDN Minot Police Cadet Ian Sheetz organizes toy donations received from Walmart shoppers during the Stuff-A-Squad car event held Sunday. The toys go to area charities for gifts for underprivileged children.
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