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Building Community Connections Across State Lines
Honoring the 21 One Toy at a Time
Our Mission
To bring a smile to every child in their time of need
What?
We work to provide assistance in communities across the country, mostly ones affected by school shootings. We host annual events in Uvalde, Texas to support the community and build community connections across state lines, while honoring the 21 one toy at a time.
When?
We work to provide assistance in communities across the country, mostly ones affected by school shootings. We host annual events in Uvalde, Texas to support the community and build community connections across state lines, while honoring the 21 one toy at a time.
Where?
We go where we are the most needed. These are mostly low-income communities facing a type of tragedy. These communities being, Uvalde, Texas, Kansas City, Louisburg, Kansas, and Kerr county, Texas.
How?
We collect donations many ways, here's some options!
*Amazon wishlists, you can find those links on our "Current Projects" page!
*Venmo, you can scan the QR on this photo for that, or the username is just "@Sammie-Magee", Cashapp, which is also on this photo, and the username is "$Sammiestoydrive, and we can arrange drop-offs and pick-ups!
*Amazon wishlists, you can find those links on our "Current Projects" page!
*Venmo, you can scan the QR on this photo for that, or the username is just "@Sammie-Magee", Cashapp, which is also on this photo, and the username is "$Sammiestoydrive, and we can arrange drop-offs and pick-ups!
Why?
We work to honor the 21 victims from Robb Elementary School, one toy at a time. No matter if we are helping in Uvalde, or in our hometown of Kansas, we will continue to work to spread their kindness.
21
Tess Mata, 10, Amerie Jo Garza, 10, Lexi Rubio, 10, Jackie Cazares, 9, Eva Mireles, 44, Rojelio Torres, 10, Maite Rodriguez, 10, Jayce Luevanos, 10, Jailah Silguero, 10, Makenna Lee Elrod, 10, Alithia Ramirez, 10, Layla Salazar, 11, Eliahna Torres, 10, Ellie Garcia, 9, Jose Flores Jr, 10, Uziyah Garcia, 10, Nevaeh Bravo, 10, Xavier Lopez, 10, Annabell Rodriguez, 10, Maranda Mathis, 11, Irma and Joe Garcia, 48 and 50
Help us to continue to our work in these tragedy-stricken communities
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