University of Cincinnati Sponsoring Third Annual Toys for Tickets Campaign
University of Cincinnati students, faculty and staff are once again able to convert their parking tickets into the gift of giving. Toys for Tots, a top-rated charity, provides toys, books and other gifts for less fortunate children to local communities across the nation. In conjunction with the Toys for Tots Foundation, UCs Parking Services will be accepting Toys for Tickets donations on main campus.
How it works: Parking Services will dismiss any outstanding parking tickets in exchange for Toys for Tots donations. To have your parking ticket dismissed, stop by the Parking Services office in 4 Edwards Center with your new toy donation along with the receipt. The receipt amount must be equal to or greater than your ticket amount. Donations will be accepted Nov. 19 through Dec. 10, 2014.
Parking Services welcomes all donations to Toys for Tots. For more information, please visit the
or call: 513-556-2283.
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