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<p>For the 11th consecutive year The UPS Store at the Midway Shopping Center in Wyoming will be a Toys for Tots drop off point for the annual US Marine Corps Reserve drive for toy donations. John Minetola, owner, estimates that his store collected over $3,000 worth of toys in 2014. The deadline for this year is Friday, Dec. 18. The UPS Store is also participating in the Marine Corp nationwide Toys for Tots Literacy Program, (TFTLP). Just one dollar buys a book for a child in need. With your support, we can help make a difference in the lives of the more than 13 million children who live in poverty. At the store, from left, are: Sgt. Robert Potenziani, Cpl. Roger Torres, Cpl. Curtis Yockey and UPS Store assistant manager, Josh Minetola.</p><style>
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Wyoming UPS Store a Toys for Tots drop off