Gifts4Kids

Selct a gift from our amazon
wishlist. By selecting 'gift registry' address at checkout, you can have these delivered directly to us. Access our wishlist, here
Make your donation go far! With use of our charity accounts with wholesalers and charity rates, we can access great prices on gifts meaning your money goes further. Make a monetary donation, here
Purchase gifts from a retailer
of your choice and drop your donations to us in Crowborough.
Book a drop off slot, here
Gifts4Kids 2025 is now open for referrals. Scroll down to make a referral.
"I was genuinely blown away by the generosity of the service"
In the run up to Christmas we are extra busy; on top of our core service we open our annual Christmas campaign.
Formerly known as SantaBaby, Gifts4Kids sees Family2Family collect donations of brand new toys and gifts for children 0 - 16 years who are living in East Sussex (or surrounding areas) and are otherwise likely to go without a gift. ​
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"The quality of items gifted was really excellent. They were all age appropriate & had been matched very well to the individual child’s interests. They were all presented in quality packaging which added to the feeling that they had been picked with each child in mind"
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"Being able to give our parents gifts to give their children is of enormous benefit to their mental health, finances, and it has helped reduce the stress that Christmas and present buying creates, the amount of gifts per child was amazing, hopefully contributing to a positive Christmas day"
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"One of the mum's cried when I handed her the gifts. She hadn't been able to afford any gifts for her children this year and was overwhelmed by the generosity of the donations".
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"I genuinely think some of the children would literally have had nothing this year. Not only did they have gifts to open, but they would have felt like their parent had made effort to give them something that they liked. They would be able to join in with conversations at school about what they got for Christmas, rather than being the odd ones out who didn't get anything from Santa/parents - such a massive thing! It also meant the mum felt significantly less guilty for her ability to provide 'extras' like gifts at Christmas. Thank you so much!!"
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