Pandemic forces change to 'Toy Closet' program at Yale-New Haven Children's Hospital
Yale-New Haven Children's Hospital says the virus is forcing major changes to one of its most beloved holiday traditions.
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Nov 25, 2020, 12:42 PM
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Updated 1,241 days ago
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252ds agoYale-New Haven Children's Hospital says the virus is forcing major changes to one of its most beloved holiday traditions.
The hospital says in-person or delivered toy donations will not be accepted this year for its "Toy Closet" program.
Instead, donors are urged to go online and select a toy from several wish lists posted by the hospital.
Money donations are welcome as well.
