Cruise For Kids 2011

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Unfortunately, with some difficulties within the foundation this year, we will not be running the Cruise for Kids route. It will now be an informal "toy drive". If you would like to donate to CHOA through the Cruise for Kids charity, contact me and I will gladly accept donations we will drop off at the hospital. If I am unable to meet you, I will find one of our people who will be able to.

I apologize to everyone who had wanted to attend this year. We will be shooting for a full event next year and I apologize if I have let any of you down.


All we ask if you attend is a donation of one new, unwrapped toy. That's it!

We donate to Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
www.choa.org
http://www.facebook.com/ChildrensHea...Atlanta?ref=mf

Our Website
http://www.facebook.com/groups/10559...00000470471194

Suggested Donations:
We need gifts for newborn patients all the way up to 21 years old. Recommended age labeling should be used as a guide. Here are some of our specific needs and ideas:

Infants and Toddlers
Rattles and squeeze toys, Crib Activity Center, musical crib mobile (no cloth) with bed rail clamp, music boxes, infant lullabies, Click'n Chatter Telephone, Baby Einstein DVD's and toys, Baby's First Blocks and Play Gym, nonbreakable infant crib mirrors that clip onto a rail, pop-up toys, plastic links to hang rattles on crib, plain "onesies" (clothing item), teething rings (no cloth), toys that light up or make noise, stuffed animals and puppets, infant swings, and Exersaucers.

Pre-School
Touch books, Baby Einstein Products, Play-Doh, Lego Duplo Blocks, Little Tykes toys, blowing bubbles, Little Kids "No Spills" Bubble Tumblers, Fisher Price play medical kit, cars and trucks, Brio trains, non-toxic paint/brushes, plastic cars and animals, Mr. Potato Head, Big Wheels, big dolls, coloring books and big crayons, and Fisher Price Peek-a-Blocks.

School Age
Magna Doodle, Monopoly Junior, Sorry, Connect Four, Guess Who, LIFE, Trouble, checkers, Legos, small trucks, coloring books and crayons, markers, construction paper, non-toxic paint/brushes, school scissors (blunt-tip), gluesticks, jewelry kits with beads, DVDs, action figures, hand-held games, Playstation 3, Xbox 360 and Wii games, battery run toys (please include batteries), "I Spy" books, Barbies, Spider Man, and Dora items.

Adolescents
Gift cards ($5) to popular stores (i.e. Walmart, Target, etc), Uno and playing cards, Jenga, Taboo, model kits, stationery, pen and pencil sets, plastic picture frames for decorating, wordsearch and crossword puzzle books, modeling clay, PG-13 DVDs, handheld games, Playstation 3, Xbox 360 and Wii games, journals, NERF footballs and other sport balls, and nail polish.

Info:

Date: December 11th, 2011