Tulsa Salvation Army Says 500 Angel Tree Donations Still Needed

Tuesday, December 17th 2013, 12:36 pm

By: News On 6

Salvation Army Needs Help Fulfilling Christmas Wishes

Salvation Army Joy Center volunteers are scrambling to find replacement gifts for 500 adopted Angels which have not been returned.

Officials say these "forgotten Angels" gifts are needed by 5 p.m. Tuesday so the gifts can be handed out during the Salvation Army's distribution Thursday.

Officials ask Tulsa area residents to bring a toy or toys to their Joy Center at 924 South Hudson.

Suggested toys include walkie talkies, footballs, remote control toys, arts and craft kits, electronic diaries, and simple digital cameras.

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