What they don’t want (thanks) is things with batteries, unless extra batteries are supplied and electrical stuff (some families don’t have electricity or can’t afford it).
Below is detailed information from the Bald Angels website link CLICK HERE
“The community has supported this project every year since 2013. to date we supply over 1600 gifts across our region to families identified by our Partners. These partners: Police, Womens Refuge, Social Services, Foodbanks and Health Organisations are at the coalface every day. They know which families can do with this little bit of cheer at a time of the year that traditionally, can be extremely stressful.
The outcome anecdotes we’ve received from our partners are multi-levelled. For example
We focus on books, sports equipment, board games, and activities the family can share. We love supplying practical items like beach towels, lip balms, hygiene products for teens, and physical activity items (like balls).We do not buy items that need batteries or electricity. NOTE: the cost of the Angel Aroha card and postage is included in this purchase so the gift value will be approximately $22 if only purchasing one package.
Kia ora!”
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