Tampa Bay holiday donations

It’s been a hard year for many. And here at TBAYtoday, we believe in supporting our community, neighbors, and friends.

We’ve compiled a list of places you can donate to make sure every family has something special to look forward to.

  • Much of Southwest Florida is still reeling from Hurricane Ian. Metropolitan Ministries and partners are delivering turkey (or hams), non-perishable holiday treats, and giftcards to purchase gifts. Donate online, or visit the site to purchase a turkey, ham, or a gift for a child.
  • United Way Suncoast is collecting toys for local children in need. Browse the Amazon wishlist here.
  • This Sunday, stop by the St. Pete Fools Bike & Toy Drive from 12-5 p.m.
  • For eight days, you can drop off toys in the WestShore Plaza parking lot for the Children’s Home Orlando’s 11th Annual Holiday Toy Drive

Did we miss any of your favorite charities? Let us know.

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