A toy is more than entertainment. In the hands of a vulnerable baby or toddler, it’s an opportunity to learn, heal, and thrive.
Your gift to the Play to Thrive Toy Drive will help provide safe, durable developmental toys for babies and toddlers in Saving Moses NightCare Centers.
$38 — Equip a Seedlings classroom with a developmental toy kit
$76 — Provide learning and imaginative-play resources for Chipmunks
$152 — Provide kindergarten-readiness materials for Superheroes
$500 — Help equip an entire NightCare classroom
Play is essential to healthy development. It helps build the brain, strengthen growing muscles, encourage language, develop social skills, and give vulnerable babies the confidence to explore their world.
For babies and toddlers who have experienced instability or trauma, these moments of safe and joyful play can also be part of healing.
Your Christmas gift can provide more than a toy. It can open the door to discovery, confidence, imagination, and hope.
Birth to Age Two
Sensory toys encourage babies to reach, grasp, listen, move, and discover the world around them.
Ages Two to Four
Blocks, puzzles, sorting toys, and imaginative-play resources help toddlers develop creativity, independence, and problem-solving skills.
Ages Four and Five
Counting, writing, and early learning activities help preschoolers build confidence and prepare for kindergarten.
Christmas may feel far away, but preparing for the Play to Thrive Toy Drive takes time.
Developmental toys must be carefully selected, purchased, packed, and transported to our NightCare Centers throughout South and Southeast Asia. Quality toys are often difficult to find in the places we serve, and locally available options may be unsafe, poorly made, or easily broken.
Your gift today will help ensure that durable, developmentally appropriate toys arrive in time for Christmas—and continue serving babies and toddlers for years to come.
This Christmas, place more than a toy into a vulnerable baby’s hands. Give an opportunity to learn, grow, and experience the joy of play.