Kids give and receive in annual Toys for Tots campaign
Most of the campaigns are run by local community organizers who volunteer to help collect, sort and distribute toys. “Really anybody that wants to bring Toys for Tots to the area that doesn’t currently have one in their community can reach out to us, and we can get it set up,” Silvester said.
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SAN ANTONIO – As Marines and volunteers sorted toys in a Northeast Side warehouse Friday morning, Toys for Tots coordinator Staff Sgt. Jaramillo expects Toys for Tots will provide gifts over the next two weekends for even more than the 9,000 kids they did last year. But you know, we’re hoping to still continue with the two toys per child,” Jaramillo said Friday morning. As more donations came in Friday - both toys and money - Jaramillo became more optimistic about being able to get each kid their two toys. Many of the Toys for Tots donation locations have already delivered their gifts, but the program is still accepting toys.
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