Joey’s Toy Drive

The drive runs on about 120 Bay Area partners.

Companies, schools, faith communities, scout troops, and neighborhood groups.

Three young volunteers holding new toys on a Joey's Toy Drive collection day, with pallets of donated gifts stacked behind them
Gathered office by office and carried in by hand, at the San Jose staging lot.

The partners who agreed to be named.

Fortune 500s are among them. They stand for a much larger group of workplaces that host a drive quietly, year after year.

  • Costco
  • Robinhood
  • DHL
  • Hallmark
  • Thermo Fisher Scientific
  • + morecompanies, schools, and community groups across the Bay Area

The rooms it happens in.

A lobby, a reception desk, a spot by the tree. Every partner drive starts as a box somewhere people already pass each day.

  • Four Joey's Toy Drive collection boxes beside a decorated tree in an office lobby, wrapped gifts already stacked underneath
  • Candy-cane striped Joey's Toy Drive collection boxes lined up at a company reception desk
  • Joey's Toy Drive collection boxes filling with wrapped gifts beside a decorated tree in a corporate lobby

Who hosts a drive.

Corporate workplaces

Large employers, professional services firms, and neighborhood businesses, each with a collection box at the office through the season.

Costco · Robinhood · DHL · and more

Schools

Public schools, private schools, and university student groups. A classroom drive runs on the same boxes and the same pickup as an office one.

K–12 districts · independent schools · campus groups

Faith communities

Local faith communities fold a drive into their seasonal giving.

Congregations · faith-based community centers

Community organizations

Scout troops, neighborhood associations, civic clubs, and nonprofit partners. They collect as a group and hand the boxes over at pickup.

Scout troops · civic clubs · partner nonprofits

Host a drive where you work.

Hosting is free. Signing up takes a form and a place to put the box.