Midwest communities distributed toys via Salvation Army programs on Christmas Eve, aided by local donations and volunteers.

Multiple Midwest communities launched holiday toy distributions through the Salvation Army’s annual programs. In Brown County, Wisconsin, nearly 1,400 toys—especially for teens—were delivered by the Green Bay Professional Firefighters Charity, with families picking up gifts on Christmas Eve. In Fargo, North Dakota, over 500 preregistered families received toys at a free event supported by increased community donations. Sioux City, Iowa, saw toys collected via the “Stuff the Sleigh” campaign delivered to the Salvation Army for use in its Angel Tree program, with leftover items distributed broadly. These efforts, driven by local generosity and volunteer work, aim to ensure children in need receive gifts this holiday season.