S.F. State hosting toy drive

The San Francisco State Athletic Department and Student-Athlete Advisory Committe are hosting a toy drive through Dec. 19.

Toys will be given to patients at UC San Francisco's Children's Hospital. Toys can be dropped off at SFSU's Gym 208 or 203 as well as at Saturday's 7 p.m. men's basketball game against Pacific Union at the Main Gymnasium.

For more information, contact Toni West at (925) 209-6683 or via e-mail at twest@sfsu.edu. You can also visit http://athletics.sfsu.edu/.

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