Listen Live

Cops Kids and Toys!

Photo: WQNY QCountry 103.7


‘Tis the Season!

Once again this year, Q Country is partnering with Tompkins County law enforcement agencies to make it a great holiday for ALL the children in the County.

Cops Kids and Toys provide supplemental gifts for children who might not otherwise have much to celebrate this year.

Custodial parents or guardians need to fill out an application and you can do it online at cops kids and toys dot org    Applications must be received by December 1st.

New, unwrapped toys or monetary gifts may be donated at any law enforcement agency in Tompkins County or you can drop toys in the bins which can be found throughout the County

Join Cops Kids and Toys at the Ithaca Walmart to help “Fill the Truck with Toys”  on Saturday, November 30th starting at 9AM till it’s filled!

For more information on the program, visit the website or Facebook page.

Recent Headlines

5 hours ago in Entertainment

A happy circumstance: Bob Ross paintings sell for more than $600K to help public TV stations

Three paintings from famously chill public television legend Bob Ross sold Tuesday for more than $600,000 at auction. The paintings were the first of 30 Ross works being sold to benefit public TV stations hurt by cuts in federal funding.

5 hours ago in Entertainment, Music

Meghan Trainor says she ‘Still Don’t Care’ — because her new album and tour are about growth

In the decade following her debut album, Meghan Trainor has lived myriad lives — but the message of her bright, cheery pop music has remained the same: Stay true to who you are and ignore the haters. That spirit endures on her lead single, the jovial "Still Don't Care," the first tease of her forthcoming seventh full-length album, "Toy with Me," out April 24.

10 hours ago in Community, Government, Health, Health & Wellness, Lifestyle, Local, Regional

All ByHeart infant formula products recalled over botulism concern

The recall, which was first reported over the weekend, was expanded to include all ByHeart products on November 10 due to an ongoing nationwide outbreak of infant botulism.