Free Christmas Toys Las Vegas. The Christmas season is one of the most stressful times of the year, especially if you have been laid off, or you are unemployed. The good news is there are programs in Las Vegas that can help you put a toy under the tree for your children. If you think you need a little help for the holiday, please keep reading.
Free Christmas Toys in Las Vegas
If you are looking for free Christmas toys – Las Vegas see the charities and other organizations below. There are many caring organizations the work all year to prepare for their much-needed holiday drives. All year donations are taken and volunteers get ready for Christmas. If you receive assistance from a government agency, they can sign your family up to get help.
All charities screen applicants, to make sure those who need help the most are helped. Church, community, corporations and government agencies often work together to help poor families with food, bill assistance and Christmas toys for kids.
Catholic Charities
Catholic Charities is a faith-based non-profit that has been serving communities in the U.S. and internationally for over 100 years. In Las Vegas, supportive services include helping struggling families maintain stability, and paying past-due rent, mortgage, and utilities. Catholic Charities works with community and government agencies and helps the community when referred by other screening organizations.
Las Vegas Catholic Charities
2900 Palomino Ln, Las Vegas, NV 89107
Phone: 702-870-4430
Salvation Army Las Vegas Organizations
The Salvation Army Angel Tree Program provides free toys to needy children, teens, and seniors each Christmas. The program is supported by donations from organizations, businesses, and private gifts. Contact The Salvation Army if you wish to have your child’s name placed on a tree. Someone will pick your child’s name and purchase a gift especially suited to him or her.
The Salvation Army
Clark County Command
2900 Palomino Lane
Las Vegas, Nevada 89107
702-870-4430
Free Christmas Tree Charities
Toys for Tots
Toys for Tots was started by the United States Marine Corps Reserve to provide free Christmas toys to children whose families do not have the money to buy presents. New, unwrapped toys are collected during October through early December each year and then sorted, wrapped and delivered to children before Christmas day.
The Marine Corps Reserve, through Toys for Tots, seeks to bring the joy of Christmas to needy children across the country. Toys for Tots also brings the people of the community together for the common cause of helping those in
need.
Marine Toys for Tots Foundation
The United States Marine Corps
InspectorInstructor Staff
5095 Range Road
Las Vegas, Nevada 89115
702-632-1503
Shop with a Cop
The Las Vegas Metro Police Department participates in the Shop with a Cop program to provide Christmas gifts to needy families in Las Vegas. The program pairs a Las Vegas police officer with a child from a needy family.
The police officer then takes the child shopping for Christmas presents for them and for their family. In 2009, according to the “Las Vegas Sun,” more than $15,000 was raised for the program and more than 120 needy children and their families in Las Vegas received gifts for Christmas.
The Las Vegas Metro Police Department participates in the Shop with a Cop program to provide Christmas gifts to needy families in Las Vegas. The program pairs a Las Vegas police officer with a child from a needy family.
How it Works
Children are nominated to participate in the program and each receives a gift card from a local department store. Their police officer takes them shopping at the store where they use the gift card to buy Christmas presents for themselves and for their family members.
The children who participated in the program in 2009 each received a gift card for Target department store valued at $130. The Shop with a Cop program is not only an opportunity to help provide free Christmas gifts to the less fortunate in Las Vegas, it is a chance to improve community good will between the police department and the community.
Las Vegas Metro Police Department
3141 Sunrise Avenue
Las Vegas, Nevada 89101
(702) 828-3111
Hello, Carlotta. I am so sorry to hear of your diagnosis. We are a referral resource. We only tell you where to get help. We do not give out toys. All the major Christmas programs are closed. Try contacting Make A Wish Foundation. Also, the large churches in your city. Catholic, Lutheran, Baptist.