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Arizona Builders Alliance to hold holiday toy drive

The Arizona Builders Alliance (ABA), an association for contractors in Arizona, is calling on community members to join them in making a difference in the lives of thousands of children in need this holiday season. Building on the success of last year's drive, which raised over $40,000 and donated toys to over 3,000 children, the ABA's Annual Toy Drive will collect both toys and fiscal donations for the 2025 holiday season.

The ABA will be providing gifts for all the children at Sunshine Acres Children’s Home, Arizona Sunshine Angels, Santo Niño Catholic Community, Sequoia Charter School, Agape Adoption Agency of Arizona, The Foster Alliance, as well as Tucson-based Arizona Baptist Children’s Services. Offering a range of support, these organizations ensure basic needs aid, recreational opportunities, permanency assistance, advocacy efforts, and legal representation for children who experienced family separation, abuse and neglect.

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Arizona Builders Alliance to hold holiday toy drive

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The Arizona Builders Alliance (ABA), an association for contractors in Arizona, is calling on community members to join them in making a difference in the lives of thousands of children in need this holiday season. Building on the success of last year's drive, which raised over $40,000 and donated toys to over 3,000 children, the ABA's Annual Toy Drive will collect both toys and fiscal donations for the 2025 holiday season.

The ABA will be providing gifts for all the children at Sunshine Acres Children’s Home, Arizona Sunshine Angels, Santo Niño Catholic Community, Sequoia Charter School, Agape Adoption Agency of Arizona, The Foster Alliance, as well as Tucson-based Arizona Baptist Children’s Services. Offering a range of support, these organizations ensure basic needs aid, recreational opportunities, permanency assistance, advocacy efforts, and legal representation for children who experienced family separation, abuse and neglect.
Kim Davids, President of the Arizona Builders Alliance, said in a statement, “Thanks to the incredible support of our donors, volunteers, and members, we’re able to ensure the children experience the magic of the holiday season. We encourage everyone to participate and help expand our impact this year.”
In addition, volunteers will gather to wrap and deliver thousands of toys and participate in various activities to support the effort. Activities include inviting foster families to select gifts from a diverse array of toys for their children, organizing toy drop-offs, and a festive party complete with games, holiday music, treats, and Santa!
“When kids open these gifts, they’re not just getting toys– they’re feeling the love of a community behind them. I've witnessed firsthand how these moments create lasting memories for kids who've faced unimaginable challenges,” said Veronica Davis, GCON and ABA Community Service Chair in a statement.
There are multiple drop sites taking donations across the Valley and one in Tucson. The public is welcome to make monetary donations through the ABA’s Toy Drive website at https://azbuilders.org/events/2025-toy-drive/, or by calling 602-274-8222.

Drop off locations for Phoenix and Tempe:
TD Industries: 1888 E Broadway Rd, Tempe, AZ 85282

Big-D Construction: 58 S River Dr #340, Tempe, AZ 85288
Caliente Construction: 485 W Vaughn St. Tempe, AZ 85283
CG Schmidt: 999 E Playa Del Norte Drive, Suite 110, Tempe, AZ 85288
GCON: 2411 W Rose Garden Ln STE 100, Phoenix, AZ 85027
Haydon: 4640 E Cotton Gin Loop, Phoenix, AZ 85040
Holder Construction: 2325 E Camelback Rd, Suite 520, Phoenix AZ 85016
McCarthy: 6225 N 24th St STE 125, Phoenix, AZ 85016
The Weitz Company: 2111 E. Highland Avenue, Suite 400, Phoenix, AZ 85016

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