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Commissioners approve $10,000 discretionary donation to Reno Toy Run amid symbol controversy

2582241 · March 11, 2025
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The Board approved a $10,000 district discretionary donation to the Reno Toy Run and heard public praise for the charity’s work; a prior controversy about a participant's extremist symbol appearance prompted public questions and a pledge from event leaders that swastikas are not allowed.

The Washoe County Board of Commissioners approved a $10,000 discretionary donation on March 11 to the Reno Toy Run, which collects and distributes toys and cash to local charities and children at the holidays.

The move: Commissioner Mike Clark sponsored the district donation. Members of the Toy Run and its supporting groups described the annual parade, barrel-collection network and toy sort that distributes thousands of toys and donated $100,000 to local charities this year. "We again collected, sorted and distributed several thousand toys to Northern Nevada families and organizations," said Dan Lewis, treasurer of the Reno Toy Run,…

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