“The Grinch will not have this victory.' The Salvation Army says northern New Mexico residents are donating gifts and money after somebody stole a van loaded with $6,000 worth of toys that were supposed to be distributed to more than 350 children.
“The Grinch will not have this victory,” Salvation Army Lt. Christopher Rockwell told The Associated Press.
The donations included “lots of toys, lots of clothing” as well as hygiene items and cash, certainly adding up to more than enough to replace the stolen items intended for children who are signed up for a distribution event Monday, Rockwell said. “We have like a waiting list ... so we could see what we have left over.”
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