The Snohomish County/Shoreline Marine Corps Toys for Tots has now added communities within North King County that are located on the border of both King/Snohomish Counties. This was done to ensure our Mission of delivering symbols of hope to as many low income/underserved children/youth who apply for assistance from these areas is accomplished. With this expanded addition of territory, our US Marine Corps Toys for Tots Snohomish/ Shoreline/ North King County is calling on the increased generosity of our neighbors, partners, and friends.
Children/Youth ages newborn through seventeen (17) are served by this 501(c)3 which allows all financial/merchandise donations to be tax deductible. November 19th we will begin purchasing items for the age groups whose requests will not be filled through current donation projections. Traditionally, ages 13-17 are the most forgotten, and hardest to fill without our ability to buy. Your generous financial donations enable us to honor these requests. Walmart-Tulalip is our shopping partner.
We are asking for financial/merchandise donations. The financial donations are accepted through cash, check, money order and/or online. Please no gift cards. Checks/money orders should be made payable to Toys for Tots; mailed or dropped off to Toys for Tots, c/o Bright City Church, Everett, WA 98201. All donations, including cash, may be dropped off at this same address Tues, Thurs, and Sat. Currently hours are 11am to 1pm. Tax receipts are available upon request. Financial donations can also be made online under www.toysfortots.org -Snohomish County for immediate deposit into our account.
In 2026 more than 68,000 children/youth received support within the counties we cover. Bringing on North King County will certainly require even more generosity than in the past. Your US Marine Corps Toys for Tots Snohomish/ Shoreline/ North King County cannot move forward successfully without your alliances. Thank you.
curious how long it's been there has been an audit on this program. where would I find it? how many toys are collected? who qualifies? how much overhead? not suggesting there is anything crooked going on, but it's always nice to know people are paying attention and things aren't going off the rails due to benign neglect.
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