In the spirit of Christmas, a local Menards home improvement store is proudly serving as a toy drive drop site. Partnering with the Salvation Army's Angel Tree toy drive, they're currently accepting an assortment of toys, games, novelties and stocking stuffers through the end of November.

There will be a drop box near the exit door to collect new and unwrapped presents throughout the month of November. And while you're there, be sure to peruse their wide selection of home improvement merchandise including Christmas décor in the beautiful enchanted forest section of the store.

*this segment is sponsored by Menards.

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