Broadland and South Norfolk District Councils are bringing festive cheer to children in need across our communities.
Through their annual toy donation drive, they are collecting new toys from generous residents and businesses to ensure more children experience the magic of Christmas.
Whether it’s a cuddly toy, craft kit, or board game, your donation could make a family’s Christmas morning unforgettable.
How to Get Involved
They have set up dedicated drop-off points across both districts, making it easy for anyone to contribute.
Simply bring along your new toys and games and leave them with our teams before 30 November. They will deliver them to families in need, ready to be wrapped and gifted. You can find your nearest collection point here Christmas Toy Donation Appeal | Broadland and South Norfolk
Who Will It Support?
Your donations will go to children across Broadland and South Norfolk who are experiencing hardship and are supported by local professionals and partner agencies.
For many of these children, this may be the only present they receive on Christmas Day.
What to Donate
They welcome new, unopened, and high-quality gifts suitable for children and young people aged 0–18, such as:
- Toys
- Books
- Toiletries
- Stationery
- Gift vouchers
For more age-specific ideas, please see our FAQs Christmas Toy Donation Appeal | Broadland and South Norfolk
Please do not donate:
- Used or second-hand items
- Damaged, dirty, or incomplete items
- Items with offensive or inappropriate content
- Food, perishable goods, or alcohol
Please do not wrap your donations—families will wrap gifts themselves. If your present comes wrapped, they will need to unwrap it to identify the contents.
Collection Centres
Donations can be accepted at the following collection centres across Broadland and South Norfolk. Find your nearest collection point on their website here Christmas Toy Donation Appeal | Broadland and South Norfolk
If you would like to host a collection centre, please contact the Communities Team:
📧 communities@southnorfolkandbroadland.gov.uk
📞 01603 430611