Getting started.
Who this helps
Families and nonprofit organizations in Cumberland, Sagadahoc, Oxford, Franklin, Kennebec, Androscoggin, or southern Somerset County may request toys. Family requests need a verifiable document for each child.
How to get started
Requests are filled from the toys available when they are submitted. The campaign’s goal is to provide one toy per child.
Check your county.
The campaign accepts requests from Cumberland, Sagadahoc, Oxford, Franklin, Kennebec, Androscoggin, and southern Somerset counties.
Submit a request.
Use the family or nonprofit request form on the Central Maine Toys for Tots campaign website. Applications open on or about November 1, and the deadline is November 20, 2026.
Check for confirmation.
Look for an automated email after submitting. If it does not arrive, the request did not go through. Try submitting again.
Arrange toy pickup.
Pickup is by appointment at the Brunswick location. Enter your preferred date in the request form’s Additional Comments field. The campaign will try to accommodate it based on available toys.
How they can help.
The campaign aims to provide one toy per child. Requests are filled with toys available when the request is made. Toy pickup is by appointment in Brunswick.
- Toy requests for individual families
- Toy requests for nonprofit organizations
- Toy pickup by appointment in Brunswick
A few questions before you go.
Bring a verifiable document for each child, such as a birth certificate.
- Does this campaign serve my county?
- What documents can I use for each child?
- What if I do not get a confirmation email?
- Can I request a preferred pickup date?