Cape Girardeau Jaycees accepting donations for Toybox Program
CAPE GIRARDEAU Mo. (KBSI) – The Cape Girardeau Jaycees are collecting donations of toys and funds for their annual Toybox Program.
The program is designed to provide gifts for children in need for the holiday season, and gifts are tailored to each child’s wish list.
Twenty-six vans will be deployed with volunteers dressed as Santa Claus to deliver toys directly to each household.
The program reaches more than 1,200 local children every year with each child receiving five gifts depending on age and requests.
Donations will be accepted through December 18 and delivery is set for December 19.
Email tiffany@theprintingco.biz for more information on how to donate.
Toys can be dropped of the the following locations.
Affenberg Kia
Air Solutions
Aloha Pool
Arnold Insurance
Auto Trim Design
Beussink Hey & Roe CPAS
Bloom Medicinals
Broussard’s
Buchheits
Butler Supply
Cape Electrical Supply
Cape Glass and Tinting
Cape Police Station
Cape VA Clinic
Century Casino
Claire’s
Coalter Insurance Group
Commerce Bank
Creative Edge
Creative Ewe
Dance Extensions
FCC Behavioral Health
First Missouri State Bank
First State Community Bank
Fisher Auto Parts
Fitness Plus
Food Giant (Chaffee)
Ford Groves
Garber’s Men’s Wear
General Dollar Stores (all local stores)
Gospel Life Church
Grass Roots BMW
Harps Food Stores in Jackson
Heisserer Chiropractor
Hickory House
Holloway Flooring
Krabby Daddy’s
Lawless Harley-Davidson
McDowell South RV
Northwestern Mutual
ODACS
Optimize U
Orscheln Farm & Home
Peace, Love, & Energy
Reed’s Metals
Roofers Mart
Sam’s Club
Sappington Pro Outdoor
Schnucks
SEMO Facilities Management
Slumberland Furniture
Southeast Missourian
Southfork Lighting
Target
Tee House
The Bank of Missouri
The Man Cave
TJ Maxx
TPC
TRavs
University School for Young Children
VFW
Walgreens
Walmart
Wells Fargo
Whitakers ACE Hardware (Chaffee)
The Cape Jaycees also organize Christmas for the Elderly, providing groceries, clothes, and other necessities to low-income seniors in the community. Nominations are made through the Division of Health and Senior Services.
