In compliance with our mission, Boys4Toys donates toys solely to the following organizations...

To Report Child Abuse Call:
911 or 1-800-252-5400

A unique public/private partnership, DCAC combines the forces of the Dallas Police Department, the Dallas County District Attorney's Office, Children's Medical Center of Dallas, Child Protective Services and the Department of Pediatrics at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center to create a speedy and effective means of investigating child abuse - and helping to restore the child to physical and mental health.

The toys we donate will be:

• put in their reception toy room

• used in therapy sessions as a mode for children to communicate (re-enact) their traumatic experiences

• used as gifts for children, which are frequently the ONLY presents many of them have ever received.

Boys4Toys is committed to helping DCAC with their mission.

    Boys4Toys officers and volunteers delivering a donation to DCAC, and executive director Cheryl Sutterfield.

              Boys4Toys board members delivering donations to Channel 8's Santa's Helpers, and receiving help from Troy Dungan and Channel 8 volunteers.

Channel 8's Santa's Helpers

The 2000 Santa's Helpers Toy Drive Campaign provided Christmas to over 50,000 children throughout the Metroplex.

Some of the over 40 organizations that distribute the toys to less fortunate children, ages infant through teen are:

Washington Street Mission, The Family Place, Dallas Life Foundation, Genesis Shelter, San Miguel Lutheran Outreach Program, the Dallas County Community Action Centers (South Dallas, NE Dallas, Pleasant Grove, Sand Branch, West Dallas and Oak Cliff,) City of Fort Worth Cowboy Santa Program, the Denton County Toy Store, Community Lifeline Center and Information & Referral of Collin County, the Terrell State Hospital, Child Protective Services, Parkland Hospital, Children's Medical Center, Cook's Children Medical Center, John Peter Smith Hospital, the West Dallas Multipurpose Center, Cummings Recreation Center, Martin Luther King , Jr. Community Center, Mission Arlington, Metrocrest Social Services, Grand Prairie United Charities, Kleberg/Riley Community Center, Field Recreation Center and Irving Cares.