TOY DRIVE & UNITY SHOPPE’S
HOLIDAY TOY STORE
Parent Choose & Children Celebrate
Every December, Unity Shoppe transforms part of its facility into a festive,
free toy store stocked with thousands of brand-new toys, games, books, and sporting goods.
Parents shop for their own children, selecting gifts that match each child’s interests, just as they would in any store.
You can be a part of that holiday magic!
Donation Wish List
All Ages:
Scooters / Bikes
Sports Equipment
Board Games & Puzzles
Art & Craft Kits
Books or Coloring Sets
Stuffed Animals / Plush Toys / Dolls
Soap & Lotion Gift Sets
Purses, Backpacks, Wallets
Sneakers or Casual Shoes
Ages 13–17:
Tech: digital cameras, LED lights, Phone Accessories
STEM & Building: advanced LEGOS, small robots, model or electronic kits, coding kits
Arts & Crafts: art supplies, tie-dye or sculpting kits
Music & Audio: beginner instruments, karaoke mics
Outdoor & Sports: sports gear, scooters, light-up items
Creative Tech: ring light, green screen, stop-motion kits
Cozy & Fidgets: weighted plush, fidget cubes, collectibles
Skill Kits: cooking or gardening sets
Books: graphic novels, manga, logic puzzles
Help Spread Joy This Holiday Season
The Holiday Toy Store serves more than 2,000 children each year.
Every toy is donated. Shelves fill through Toys for Tots, local businesses, schools, churches, service clubs, community toy drives, and individual donors. The store is restocked continuously through December, so families shopping late in the season find the same quality selection as those who come early.
Hundreds of Unity Shoppe volunteers sort donations, stock shelves, and welcome parents, creating a warm shopping experience for every family.
Host a Donation Box
If you would like more information, please contact
Becky Mendoza: becky@unityshoppe.org or 805-979-9519
Unity Shoppe, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) organization, FEIN #77-0391064.
All donations are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law.
“We took our boys to Unity Shoppe to teach them about serving others and giving back to people in need and we came away surprised by what the organization had taught us. Most people don’t want handouts. They want dignity and respect.”
Brad PAISLEY, Unity Shoppe SUPPORTER
