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Eagle Mountain Public Library Hosts Third Annual Toy Drive

By Sariah Farmer · October 26, 2026 · 1 min read
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Donate new, unwrapped toys to the Eagle Mountain Public Library's 3rd annual Toy Drive through December 11 to help bring holiday cheer to local children & teens.

Eagle Mountain Public Library Hosts Third Annual Toy Drive

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The Eagle Mountain Public Library is collecting new, unwrapped toys for its third annual Toy Drive to help bring holiday cheer to children and teens in the community.

Residents can support the effort by donating new, unwrapped toys through Friday, December 11. Donations will help provide local children and teens with something special during the holiday season.

Toy donations can be dropped off at the Eagle Mountain Public Library, located at 1650 E. Stagecoach Run, Eagle Mountain, Utah 84005.

Community members are encouraged to participate and help make the holidays brighter for local families. Every donation is an opportunity to share a little extra joy with children and teens throughout Eagle Mountain.

For more information about the Toy Drive, contact the Eagle Mountain Public Library at 801-789-6623.

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