Stephen Anderson/Daily Mining Gazette
Susan Verville sorts stuffed animals at The Salvation Army gym in downtown Hancock Wednesday afternoon as part of the annual Cheer Club toy drive. Stuffed animals, dolls and gifts for young children have been popular donations, but there is a shortage of gifts for teenage boys in particular. Donations will be sought through Dec. 22 at The Salvation Army, The Daily Mining Gazette, Walmart, Shopko, Econo Foods, Louie’s Foods in Lake Linden and Calumet, Michigan Tech Employees Federal Credit Union, Pat’s Foods, Festival Foods and Superior National Bank branches in Houghton, Hancock and Calumet.
Susan Verville sorts stuffed animals at The Salvation Army gym in downtown Hancock Wednesday afternoon as part of the annual Cheer Club toy drive. Stuffed animals, dolls and gifts for young children have been popular donations, but there is a shortage of gifts for teenage boys in particular. Donations will be sought through Dec. 22 at The Salvation Army, The Daily Mining Gazette, Walmart, Shopko, Econo Foods, Louie’s Foods in Lake Linden and Calumet, Michigan Tech Employees Federal Credit Union, Pat’s Foods, Festival Foods and Superior National Bank branches in Houghton, Hancock and Calumet.