Volunteer Marines from the Yakima Firing Center help distribute the toys to kids ranging from newborn up to 16 years old. Last year, they were able to give toys to some 4,000 children with an estimated 14,000 toys!

Each year in early December, our radio stations broadcast live at Steve Hahn Auto Group for their Toys for Tots Day. We have several Marines volunteers in uniform and local community figures plus The Grinch (and sometimes Santa) stopping by as local residents on their way to work and school drop off toys to the parking lot. It's a lot of fun!

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How to Sign Up for Yakima Marines Toys for Tots
Yakima Toys for Tots via Facebook

How to Apply

Fill out the contact information form at saangeltree.org. You will need the following documents to upload:

  • Birth certificates for each child age 0-17
  • Picture ID of parent or guardian
  • Current utility bill (Proof of Address)
  • Proof of current income for all parents in household (Pay Stub)

The deadline to apply is Saturday, December 5, 2026.

How You Can Help Make Christmas Bright for Yakima Families This Year

If you want your business to be a toy drop-off location this link is the best resource and one of the Marine coordinators will contact you.

Toys for Tots prefers not to accept realistic looking weapons and gifts with food.  If donated, such items will NOT be distributed.

For more information, visit the Yakima Toys for Tots website.

How to Apply for Yakima Toys for Tots
Yakima Toys for Tots via Facebook

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