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The Yale New Haven Children's Hospital received toys from the Connecticut Lottery for the second year in a row today.

Over 13 pallets of toys were donated to help the hospital's "Toy Closet Program."

The program holds toys for children until they leave the hospital, to allow them to leave the hospital with a good memory of their time.

The hospital encourages donations all year round to help make each child's visit and departure more special.