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4th Annual Christmas Toy Drive

By Never Stop Grinding Impact, Community Outreach
November 28, 2023 at 12:49pm. Views: 750

 

Never Stop Grinding Impact will be hosting its 4th Annual Christmas Toy Giveaway at the Rialto Certified Farmer Market (Walk Up Event).

December 20th 10:00am-2:00pm

Rialto Certified Farmer Market

290 West Rialto Ave.

Rialto, CA 92376

Please add each child’s individual information that you are registering Infant-14 years old only. This will help us ensure accuracy in toy distribution based on age and gender.

Do not put your name as the ticket holder… also do not put the same child’s name, age and gender for all tickets. Each child should have their own information entered. Tickets will not be honored if we see this.

Register Here

Please Note

*Please complete a separate ticket per child*

  • All children must be present with their own ticket at the event in order to receive gifts. (No exceptions)
  • Toys and other resources are distributed on a FIRST COME FIRST SERVE basis while supplies last.
  • Registration is required but does not guarantee toys.
  • Have ticket(s) ready at the event
  • All attendees must be registered. No same day registration will be available
  • Holiday activities will be available this year during the event.
  • Photos with Santa
  • In addition to free toys, participants will have the opportunity to sign up for a Free Smart Phone on the T-Mobile Network with NO MONEY OUT OF POCKET!

 

*This event also serves as a farmers market where you can shop with local vendors.

 

Eventbrite tickets do not guarantee toys. All items are given on a first come first serve basis while supplies last.

Please follow us on Instagram to stay current regarding additional items and activities being added to this event.

***If you are a business/organization/individual that would like to become a sponsor/vendor feel free to email us for more information at info@neverstopgrindingimpact.com for more information.

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