The Oneida Nation of Wisconsin donated $1,000 to the American Indian Center of the Fox Valley to help cover the cost of holiday gifts that were stolen from the center.
The gifts were stolen over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. The center had planned to present them to families and their children at a party on December 14.
After the theft was reported, the Oneida Nation and other donated more than $3,000 to the center. That will more than cover the cost of the stolen games, clothing and small toys.
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Public's donations replace lost gifts
(The Appleton Post-Crescent 12/1)
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American Indian Center of the Fox Valley - http://www.focol.org/intertribal
Holiday gift stolen from Indian center in Wisconsin
Friday, December 1, 2006
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