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Angel Trees to help families in need

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Angel Trees to help  families in need
Hannah Belame/MDN Shown with the Angel Tree at Paradise Spa are, from left, Salvation Army volunteer Glen Davis, Capt. John Woodard, Salvation Army volunteer Chantel Davis and Paradise Spa staff member James Baker.

Angel Trees are back for the holidays to help families.

The Minot Salvation Army's Angel Tree program has been helping families in Minot since 1981. Its focus is to assist marginalized families experience the joy of Christmas despite desperate circumstances.

The Salvation Army distributes toys to families in need, providing gifts to children from newborn to teens. The program is supported by local businesses in the Minot area.

Family sign ups close today.

The Angel Tree site list is as follows:

- IMM

- Center Space Homes

- Dakota Square Mall

- Magic City Discovery Center

- Home of Economy

- Glam and Go

- Dollar General North Hill

- Dollar General Valley St

- Harley Davidson on Broadway

- Paradise Spa

- Walmart

- First International Bank

- Century 21

- Brokers 12

The Salvation Army also is calling for local bell ringers for this holiday season at the Red Kettle locations.

Gifts sought for homebound

Ryan Nissan will be collecting gifts for the homebound in association with the Minot Commission on Aging.

Unwrapped gift items are being collected under the Christmas tree in the showroom of Ryan Nissan through Dec. 15.

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