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Toys for Tickets lets you pay your November parking ticket by donating a toy instead

If you receive a parking ticket between November 1 and 30, you can choose to donate a toy instead of paying the ticket! All donations go to the Red Deer Christmas Bureau. The early payment rate will remain in effect when the ticket is paid for with a toy. Other details:
Toys must be:
- new and unwrapped in their original packaging
- of equal or greater value than the amount owed on the parking ticket
- accompanied by receipt
A receipt must be presented at the time of payment, and if the toy is valued lower than the price of the ticket, the difference must be paid. for kids aged 10 to 16 are in high demand!
Consider donating:
- Craft sets
- Art supplies
- Science kits
- Books
- Sports equipment
- Jewelry sets
- Electronics and headphones
- Movie passes
- Gift cards
Please take your toy donations to the first floor of City Hall on November 29 or 30 between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
Be sure to bring your parking ticket with you. A receipt must be presented at the time of payment. If the toy is valued lower than the price of the ticket, the difference must be paid.
All donations go to the Red Deer Christmas Bureau to ensure children in need can wake up to a gift on Christmas morning.
“This is a very popular program,” said Fred Dieno, Parking Coordinator. “Last year, more than 300 toys were collected and delivered to the Red Deer Christmas Bureau.”
We have collected more than 5,800 toys, games, gift cards and more since we started doing this in 2007.”
As always, toys are welcome from members of the public who have not received a parking ticket.
For more information about the Toys for Tickets program, please contact Parking Administration at 403-342-8185 or visit www.reddeer.ca/toysfortickets.
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