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5121 W. Gandy Blvd.
Tampa, FL 33611
(703) 357-8575
www.tampa-fl.toysfortots.org
Many people associate the Toys for Tots program as simply dropping off a toy at one of the many drop-box locations. However, there are many other types of gift donations that can be donated to Toys for Tots. Money is always helpful but donations of time and manpower are also in great demand at this time of year. Volunteers are needed to sort, wrap and deliver toys to children throughout the county. Each county has its own coordinator, so visit the website to find the information on your county’s Toys for Tots program.
4516 S. Dale Mabry Highway
Tampa, FL 33611
(813) 802-9861
www.salvationarmytampabay.org
The Salvation Army does more during the holidays than just collect money in red kettles. In addition to monetary donations, the Salvation Army accepts donations of clothing, furniture, household items, airline miles, vehicles and toys. There is also an increased need during the holidays for volunteers to help with the various services that are offered by the Salvation Army. The Salvation Army also accepts monetary donations online, as well as bonds, stocks and gift annuities.
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Tampa – (813) 549-5285
St. Petersburg – (727) 550-8080
www.salvationarmytampabay.org/AngelTree
Donations are needed for the Angel Tree Program in both Hillsborough and Pinellas counties. Contact the Salvation Army and let them know how many children you would like to sponsor for Christmas. You will be provided with a child’s name, age, gift wish list and a list of items needed by the child. Sponsors are also needed to stuff stockings for the younger children registered with the program.
500 7th Ave. S.
St. Petersburg, FL 33701
(727) 767-4199
www.allkids.org
All Children’s Hospital has many ways in which to donate over the holiday season. While monetary donations are always welcome, the holiday season finds the hospital in need of many other items to make a child happy on Christmas morning. Due to the risk of infection and the safety of the children, only new toys and merchandise can be given to the hospitalized children. However, any items donated that cannot be used in the hospital may be given to the Ronald McDonald House for use by the siblings of patients in All Children’s Hospital.
2301 N. Tampa St.
Tampa, FL 33602
(813) 209-1200
www.metromin.org
Metropolitan Ministries helps the homeless, feeds the hungry and provides shelter, clothing and other items needed by the less fortunate in our area. Donations of food, clothing, money and toys are always welcome at Metropolitan Ministries. Those who have the time can volunteer in passing out food, delivering food to home-bound residents and taking applications for holiday assistance. Monetary donations can be given online or at the office.
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