Their Christmas project remains their largest, though, and last year they helped over 950 children. We don't give used toys, Roy says. Most of the kids who get this stuff always get hand me downs. Their cloths, their toys, Nothing they get is new. For us to give them a new toy, that means something to them.
Participants have to bring a toy to be in the show.
A lot of people collect from their businesses and come with a carload full, It just snowballs. Cops Who Care couldn't do any of this without the 60 volunteers who wrap the presents. They have cookies and coffee and punch for us. The more people we have come, the less time it takes. Even then, it takes all afternoon.