Making holiday giving more accessible, connected, and community-driven.
In this episode of The Home Comfort Zone, Theresa interviews Hannah Stowell, Director of Corporate & Community Engagement at United Way of Dane County, to break down how Toys for Tots truly works behind the scenesâand how it has evolved to better serve families across the county.
Hannah shares how United Way partners with the U.S. Marine Corps, school districts, nonprofits, and over 1,000 volunteers to ensure kids ages 0â14 receive meaningful gifts during the holidays. No long drives. No long lines. Just community, connection, and care.
đ Youâll learn:
How the Toys for Tots partnership began in Dane County
Why accessibility and trusted community partners make a huge difference
What gifts are most neededâespecially for ages 9â14
How local schools and nonprofits help identify families in need
Ways to support the program through donations or volunteering
If youâd like to donate toys, drop them off at All Comfort Services or find one of 100+ drop-off sites across Dane County.
đ Toy drop-off: At All Comfort Services at 5245 Voges Road, Madison, Wisconsin or more than 100 locations across Dane County. đhttp://www.allcomfortservices.com
𧸠Amazon wishlist: Available at đ http://www.unitedwayofdanecounty.org
đââď¸ Volunteer opportunities: đ http://www.volunteertime.org
Together, we can make the holidays brighter for local families. â¤ď¸