Amid higher costs and financial struggles, holiday toy drives are having trouble meeting demand
More donors this year are coping with inflation, leading to fewer toy donations for kids in need.
Source: startribune.com
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More donors this year are coping with inflation, leading to fewer toy donations for kids in need.
The number of Minnesotans using food stamps has also increased this year from 2019, 2020 and 2021.
Donations will go to seven nonprofit organizations that provide free food to Minnesotans in need.
Annual Twin Cities toy drives are navigating a second pandemic holiday season as well.