Liverpool man donates truckload of gifts for church giveaway this morning | News from The Post-Standard -

This guys deserves some serious props -- Jon Nappa of Bruin Computers in Liverpool -- for donating $120k worth of toys to bless families in need.  Love it.  I use Bruin Computers all the time for recycling electronic goods.  They have several dumpsters on the side of their building where you can drop off electronic items for recycling for FREE 24/7.  That's been the final resting place of for a few of my Macs [moment of silence]. Liverpool man donates truckload of gifts for church giveaway this morning | News from The Post-Standard -: "Baldwinsville, NY -- When Word of Life Assembly of God Church leaders asked member Jon Nappa, if he could help a few families in need this Christmas season, Nappa answered the call in a big way. Nappa, the owner of Bruin Computers in Liverpool who has often purchased electronics at wholesale prices, purchased 48 crates of surplus merchandise from Kmart and donated it to the church to give away. “The crates are full of everything you see in the stores,” Nappa said. “Everything is new overstocked merchandise.” The retail value of the merchandise is about $120,000. Nappa paid about $14,000 because he bought it a reduced rate. The church in Baldwinsville is giving away clothes, toys and more to families in need from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. today. About 70 church volunteers helped to unload the pallets Friday night. The giveaway is for anyone who needs help providing gifts this holiday season. The church is located at 12 E. Oneida St. in Baldwinsville. For more information, visit the church’s Web site. Look for our coverage of the giveaway online Saturday and in Sunday's Post-Standard."