Kit's Kids
Free toys, clothes, and backpacks
Kit's Kids is named for my grandfather, Elder Kit Nelson. I run it with my mom, and it's our way of getting good things to kids who need them!
Why we're doing this
His favorite color
Kit's Kids is named for my grandfather, Elder Kit Nelson. He was born June 19, he turned 90 this year, and he passed on September 9. He was the biggest ray of sunshine, and kindness came to him as easily as breathing.
Blue was his favorite color, which is why this whole page is blue. Every time I visit, my grandmother sends me, or the kids, home with toys to bring back with us. It is a blessing that was given to me, and now it is one I get to give to others. Kit's Kids is how we keep his kindness going, by making sure kids in our community have the things they need to feel ready, happy, and proud!
How it works
Free, and easy to ask for
Take a look
See what is available below. Everything is free!
Request it
Tap Request this on anything you'd like and tell us how to reach you. It will show as requested, so everyone knows it's spoken for.
We will connect
Linda or Elizabeth will reach out to get it to you!
Pickup is at the house for current families, or at a local meetup for community members. Please request first, so we can keep the board up to date.
On the shelf
Available now
Nothing is listed right now, but new things come in all the time. Check back soon, or post a request below.
Want to give?
Share what you have
Clean or gently used toys and clothes, backpacks, and unused diapers and wipes.
We take donations at the house for current families, or at a local meetup for community members. Reach out first so we can set it up!
Who to contact
Tell us what you would like to give
Neighbors helping neighbors
Community requests
Things families in our community are looking for. If you have one to share, tap I can help.
No requests right now. If there is something your family needs, you can ask below.
Need something?
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