Request No. 1: 2-year-old boy needs clothing size 24 months. Loves dinosaur toys, Elmo toys. Call Christina Stephens, Department of Human Services, 872-4000.
Request No. 2: 5-year-old boy needs clothing size 5. Loves Spiderman, cars and trucks. Call Christina Stephens, Department of Human Services, 872-4000.
Request No. 3: 7-year-old boy needs clothing size 9. Loves The Hulk, cars and trucks. Call Christina Stephens, Department of Human Services, 872-4000.
Request No. 4: 12-year-old boy needs pants size 34/30, shirts size large. Loves Playstation 2 games. Call Christina Stephens, Department of Human Services, 872-4000.
Request No. 5: Young boy needs shoes size 12 1/2 boys. Loves GI Joe, Hot Wheels, the movie Cars, the game Cars, bike, Game Cube and games. Call Beth Merrill, Department of Human Services, 872-4015.
Request No. 6: Young girl would like movies Cars and Madagascar, Bratz dolls, Littlest Pet Shop, a Playstation 2 and games. Call Beth Merrill, Department of Human Services, 872-4015.
Request No. 7: Young child would like a Playstation 2, the games Sims Pet 2, Sims 2, paddles for Playstation and memory cards. Call Beth Merrill, Department of Human Services, 872-4015.
Request No. 8: 8-year-old boy needs clothing size 8, underwear, socks and would like a football. Call Dana Drake, Department of Human Services, 912-2009.
Request No. 9: 6-year-old boy who is going through chemotherapy needs clothing size 6 slim. He loves SpongeBob, Sesame Street and race cars. Call Dana Drake, Department of Human Services, 912-2009.
Request No. 10: Mom needs gift cards for gas and would like house shoes size 9. Call Dana Drake, Department of Human Services, 912-2009.
Request No. 11: 9-year-old boy needs clothes size 7, shoes size adult 7. He would like music gift cards, original Xbox games, board games, rollerblades and movie passes. Call Wendy Phillips, Department of Human Services, 573-8452.
Request No. 12: 6-year-old girl needs clothes size 10 and shoes size 2. She would like Barbie and playsets, babydolls, Dora playsets, boardgames. Call Wendy Phillips, Department of Human Services, 573-8452.
Request No. 13: Mom needs clothing and shoe gift cards. Call Wendy Phillips, Department of Human Services, 573-8452.
Request No. 14: 8-year-old boy would like bedroom linens for a twin size bed and two floor to ceiling windows in the theme Cars, the movie. Call Michael Merritt, Department of Human Services, 573-8378.
Request No. 15: 15-year-old boy would like cars, country music, sports gear and gift certificates for haircuts. Call Michael Merritt, Department of Human Services, 573-8378.
Request No. 16: 14-year-old boy needs winter clothes size 30x32 pants, x-large shirts, boys x-large coat and size 10 shoes. He would like a small TV, basketball and a bike. Call Jacob, Community Action, 447-0832.
Request No. 17: 3-year-old girl needs pants and shirts size 24 months, shoes size 8. She would like a Sponge Bob toy. Call Ryan Bates, Department of Human Services, 872-4049.
Request No. 18: 2-year-old girl needs clothes size 18 months and shoes size 7 1/2. Would like SpongeBob and Dora the Explorer toys. Call Ryan Bates, Department of Human Services, 872-4049.
Request No. 19: 5-year-old boy needs clothing size 7, shoes size 11 1/2. He would like Spiderman, Superman, GI Joe action figures, linens for a full-size mattress with Superheroes or bicycles. Call Suzanne Tanner, Department of Human Services, 573-8300.
Request No. 20: 6-year-old girl needs clothing size 16, shoes size 4. She would like Barbies, Bratz dolls, books, V.Smile games, twin sheets with pink, flowers or Barbie. Call Suzanne Tanner, Department of Human Services, 573-8300.
Request No. 21: 10-year-old girl needs clothes size 10-12, shoes size 4 1/2. She likes pink and red colors, makeup and hair accessories. Call Katy Greaham, Department of Human Services, 912-2023.
Request No. 22: 15-year-old girl needs shoes size 8. She likes blue, makeup and hair accessories and jewelry. Call Katy Greaham, Department of Human Services, 912-2023.
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