“We are expecting an increase of [people in need] around 10-12 percent this year, with more last minute families than ever,” said Lt. Colonel Daniel Starrett, Intermountain divisional commander.
“All of our Sam’s Club locations are currently accepting toys,” said Tracy Carter of Sam’s Club. “We encourage our associates and members of the community to donate as many toys as they can during this event.
From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., participants can drop off new, unwrapped toys at the television station or at one of the eight participating Sam’s Club locations.
“This isn’t about us or our partners, it’s about serving children,” Starrett said. “The goal is to collect as many toys as we can to try and make Christmas merry for every child.”