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Photo: Sumner Police Accepts Toy Donations from AIM Aerospace

Local business AIM Aerospace helped collect a large amount of toys and gifts for Sumner's Toy Box holiday gift program, benefiting local children in need.

Posted by Lauren Padgett (Editor), December 18, 2012 at 07:23 pm

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Sumner's Toy Box program got a boost this week after Sumner Police accepted this generous gift donation from local business AIM Aerospace.

Way to go!

Sumner is still accepting donations for the annual Toy Box program, through Dec. 21. Drop off new, unwrapped gifts at the following locations:

Sumner Police Dept: 1104 Maple Street

Bank of America: Corner of Main & Alder

Roach Gymnastics: 1627 45th St E # D-103

Sports, Etc.: 16202 64th St E #110

Castle Perk: 1008 Zehnder Street

Heritage Bank: 1005 Wood Ave

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Winona Jacobsen May 19, 2013 at 10:43 am

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