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Nonprofit reuse center to hold annual holiday toy distribution event

Stardust, a nonprofit organization that operates two reuse centers in the Phoenix area selling gently used, salvaged, and surplus building materials, is hosting its annual Gifts in Kind toy distribution event from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. on Nov. 20.

Submitted photo/Stardust

The event, in its 14th year, supports children and families across the Valley to provide toys and essentials for families in need this holiday season.

The distribution is part of Stardust’s broader Gifts In Kind program, which benefits more than 400 nonprofits.

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