Where can I find information on toys for Tots in my area?

Connecting with a local Marine Toys for Tots campaign is the best source of information on Toys for Tots in your local community including donating locally, applying for toys, and volunteering.

Why should I donate to helptoys for Tots?

Toys for Tots is a Top-Rated Charity. Over 97% of your donation goes directly to our mission of providing toys, books, and other gifts to less fortunate children. The 3% spent on support principally covers fundraising expenses — not one donated dollar goes to salaries or any other manpower costs.

How can I get involved in Marine Toys for Tots?

Starting your own Toys for Tots Fundraising Page is a great way to get involved and support Marine Toys for Tots. Collect donations in honor or in memory of someone special, start a fundraising campaign with your business or organization, or just because you too want to provide Every Child a Little Christmas.

What does Marine Toys for Tots do?

The Marine Toys for Tots Program is thankful for the many generous corporate sponsors and donors which contribute and help raise monetary contributions, toys and program awareness. Their support helps millions of less fortunate children share in the magic of the holidays. See All Corporate Sponsors ❯.

Why join the UPS Store® and the Marine Toys for Tots Foundation?

Join The UPS Store® and the Marine Toys for Tots Foundation in providing less-fortunate children direct access to resources that will enhance their ability to read and to communicate effectively. Thanks YOU for Unrivaled Support in 2020! The Marine Toys for Tots Program has been delivering a message of hope to less fortunate youngsters since 1947.

What is the Marine Toys for Tots program?

The basic mission of the Marine Toys for Tots Program is to collect new unwrapped toys and distribute those toys to less fortunate children at Christmas. The primary goal of Marine Toys for Tots is, through the gift of a new toy, help bring the joy of Christmas and send a message of hope to America’s less fortunate children.

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