Donating Christmas Gifts in Lynchburg Virginia

This time of year starts many people thinking, "Where do I donate Christmas Gifts?" Places to drop off donated Christmas gifts include churches, organizations and stores. Here are a few places to help you donate Christmas gifts to those in need in Lynchburg and Amherst Virginia.

Donate Christmas Gifts - Amherst Department of Social Services

Amherst department of social services has many families that are in need for the holidays. Call them to find out what type of Christmas gifts the families need. Children may need clothes, toys, etc. Amherst Department of social services is located at 224 Second Street Amherst Virginia 24521.

Donate Christmas Gifts - St. Francis of Assisi, Amherst Virginia

St. Francis of Assisi gives gifts to five families that are in need during the holidays. You may get in touch with the Church to find out what they need for the families they have chosen this year. Donate the gifts wrapped, so that volunteers can hand them out. St. Francis of Assisi is located at 332 South main Street Amherst Virginia 24521.

Donate Christmas Gifts - Marine Toys for Tots Foundation, Lynchburg Virginia

Marine toys for tots in Lynchburg Virginia collects new, unwrapped toys and distributes those toys to children in need. Donation sites include BB&T Banks through out Lynchburg Virginia, including the Madison Heights Virginia branch. Big Lots located at Timberlake Road Lynchburg Virginia. Edward Jones Investments located at 210 Amherst Plaza Amherst Virginia. Walmart located at Wards Road Lynchburg Virginia. State Farm located throughout Lynchburg Virginia. Toys R Us located at, Candlers Mountain Road Lynchburg Virginia.

Donate Christmas Gifts - Salvation Army, Lynchburg Virginia

Donate holiday gifts to the Salvation Army located at 2215 Park Avenue, Lynchburg Virginia 24501. Donate toys, clothing, and food to help the families in need this holiday.

Donating gifts to the needy and volunteering to help those in need is a wonderful gift to give Help those less fortunate than you to have a better holiday season. Do not think because you are well off that it cannot be gone in a second, because it can. If that were to happen, you would need some help just as they do.

Families can lose everything in the blink of an eye from fires, job loss, loss of a loved one, etc. This is when people have the most needs. Holidays are about giving more than receiving. Keep that in mind. In addition, you could help a family who really needs your support.

http://www.dss.virginia.gov/localagency/

http://stfrancisamherst.org/

http://www.toysfortots.org/

http://www.uss.salvationarmy.org/USS/www_uss_lynchburg.nsf/