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Highway Patrol And Other First Responders Are Hosting a Holiday Food And Toy Drive

By Bill Dubensky Dec 1, 2025 | 5:57 AM

(Photo provided by the North Dakota Highway Patrol)

 

(KNOX) – The highway patrol, other first responders and businesses are hosting a holiday food and toy drive this coming Saturday, December 6th.

The multi-location event will take place in Bismarck, Fargo, Jamestown, Mandan, and Williston with first responders at each location accepting donations of new toys and clothing, non-perishable food and financial donations to purchase toys for children.

All collected items will be distributed to local shelters, food pantries, families in need and non-profit service agencies.

Donations will be accepted from 8 AM – 5 PM at the south Bismarck Walmart, 2717 Rock Island Place, 55th Avenue Fargo Walmart, 3757 55th Avenue South, Jamestown Walmart, 921 25th Street South West, Mandan Walmart, 1000 Old Red Trail North West and Williston Walmart, 4001 2nd Avenue West.

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