Essentially it must be new, unwrapped and preferably not a stuffed toy (they ARE a hospital, after all). As long as it meets that criteria and is age appropriate, it can be just about anything I think. But if you get stumped on ideas, read the article. For example, I personally wouldn't have thought of donations of markers, but it's all about the kids having fun, and they can have fun drawing stuff, right? So it all works out.
Hope to see you there!
Christmas Wish List 2011
*Edit:
They also mentioned that a sector that is commonly overlooked is youth 12-17.
So lego and clay is fine (if you are seriously going to buy that) but also think about people your age. Additionally, if you want, you could donate an iTunes gift card or something along those lines. They accept money too, if you REALLY can't buy a present.
*Edit:
They also mentioned that a sector that is commonly overlooked is youth 12-17.
So lego and clay is fine (if you are seriously going to buy that) but also think about people your age. Additionally, if you want, you could donate an iTunes gift card or something along those lines. They accept money too, if you REALLY can't buy a present.
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