Christmas Anonymous:  Christmas Anonymous accepts donations of food, toys, outerwear and bicycles, and then distributes these articles back to needy families. 
Christmas Anonymous is 100% supported by donations from the community. There are no paid positions and we minimize our expenses by getting discounts and donations of goods and services whenever possible, as well as shopping for the best possible deals. Their web site is at:  http://www.christmasanonymous.org/

Currently Christmas Anonymous uses a vast corps of volunteers like Kiwanis Clubs and others to help others in two ways: 

1. Helping families in need via our 'store' where parents can shop (without paying) for New and Used toys, bicycles, Teen Gifts, boys and girls new Clothing, Hats/Gloves and Knitwear, used boots/skates, gift wrap and household items and used Outerwear as well as food for a Holiday meal for the entire family.

2. Helping Seniors in need with boxes of food for a Holiday meal and stationary and other household items.

Collectively the Day Makers / Golden K clubs did the following:

• 531 families were served by Christmas Anonymous,
  (this included approx. 1600 children aged 1 to 18) and 320 seniors receiving food baskets

• Collected food clothing and toys from 20 grade schools

• Loaded food (13000 lbs), delivered and assisted in senior food packing

• Assisted with KTTC Toy Drive

• Moved 93 8 ft tables from Graham Arena to Christ United Methodist Church and returned same

• Moved all clothing, toys, racking, etc. from storage to CUMC

• Moved 7500 lbs. of apples and Unloaded 88000 lbs of food for families

• Moved 235 bikes to CUMC from storage, rebuilt 305 bikes during the year

• Assisted on store-day with cardboard breakdown, checkout, clean up etc

• Returned all leftover items to storage.

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