Corporate workplaces
Fortune 500s, mid-market tech, professional services firms, and neighborhood businesses. Each hosts a collection box at the office through November and December.
LinkedIn · Meta · Robinhood · UBS · Costco · and more
Gathered office by office, then driven home.
The drive runs on about 120 Bay Area partners.
Companies, schools, faith communities, and community groups across nine counties. Each hosts a collection drive through November and December, then sends every toy to San Jose.
Names you’d know, named here.
A few corporate partners have agreed to be named publicly — Fortune 500s among them. They stand for a much larger network of workplaces that host a drive quietly, year after year.
- LinkedInWorkplace drive partner
- MetaWorkplace drive partner
- RobinhoodWorkplace drive partner
- UBSWorkplace drive partner
- CostcoWorkplace drive partner
- + moreabout 120 partners run a drive each season
The rest go unnamed — schools, faith communities, and community groups across the San Francisco Bay Area, plus companies that host without a logo on a page. We’d rather earn the right to add a name than print one without permission.
The rooms it actually happens in.
Not a warehouse — a lobby, a reception desk, a spot by the tree. Every partner drive starts as a box somewhere people already pass each day.
An office lobby — four boxes and a tree. 
A reception desk, dressed for the season. 
A corporate lobby — boxes filling by the tree.
A Bay Area network, reaching down the coast.
Every dot is a 2025 partner drive. Most cluster across the nine Bay Area counties we serve. Two volunteers carried the drive farther — to Monterey and Santa Barbara — and the toys came back to San Jose, to go to Bay Area kids.
Two people. Two new regions.
In Monterey, Chris Ferris ran a drive that sent roughly 400 toys back to San Jose. A UCSB student carried it to Santa Barbara and gathered close to 1,000. Both batches came home and went to Bay Area kids.
- Monterey
- ~400
- toys · Chris Ferris
- Santa Barbara
- ~1,000
- toys · UCSB student ambassador
Four kinds of partners. One drive.
Different rooms, the same season. Every one of them ends with a box of new toys headed to San Jose.
Schools
Public schools, private schools, and university student groups across the nine counties. Some run the drive inside their own community; others collect for families nearby.
K–12 districts · independent schools · campus groups
Faith communities
Local faith communities fold a drive into their seasonal giving, often handing toys to neighborhood families directly.
Congregations · faith-based community centers
Community organizations
Scout troops, neighborhood associations, civic clubs, and nonprofit partners. They both collect toys and help get them to children through the network.
Scout troops · civic clubs · partner nonprofits
Silicon Valley Moving & Storage moves it all.
SVM donates the operational backbone of Joey’s Toy Drive: trucks, warehouse space, freight handling — what it takes to move tens of thousands of toys across nine counties.
A volunteer team couldn’t deliver at this scale without it. The drive’s name is Joey’s; the logistics are SVM’s.
The 121st partner could be yours.
Free to host. We supply the materials and the logistics; you supply the workplace. We pick up donations of 50 or more, free.