Kyle & Jackie O are gearing up to bring Christmas cheer to Sydney Children’s Hospital in Randwick with their annual toy drive. And this year they are aiming to make it the biggest and best yet.
The KIIS 1065 elves are full of the KIIS-tmas spirit and with the help of ClubsNSW it’s time to share a little festive fun with kids and their families at the Sydney Children’s Hospital in Randwick.
Last year more than 10,000 toys were donated by KIIS 1065 listeners, businesses, and celebrities who all got behind the toy drive and do their bit to bring a smile to the face of sick children.
“This is one of our favourite times of the year, everyone really rallies together to do what they can to support all the sick children in hospital through our annual Christmas Toy Drive. This is something our listeners always get behind, and we are always humbled by the generosity everyone shows for this great cause. It really does bring a little bit of joy to so many lives at a time of the year when family and friendship is so important,” Jackie said.
To show your support for Kyle and Jackie O’s Sydney Children’s Hospital Toy Drive simply stop by at one of these four Registered Clubs acting as permanent drop-off locations:
- The Epping Club – 45 Rawson St, Epping
- Cronulla RSL – 38 Gerrale St, Cronulla
- Blacktown Workers Club – 55 Campbell St, Blacktown
- Randwick Bowling Club – Cnr The Avenue & Cowper Streets, Randwick.
Or listen to KIIS 1065 each day to hear where Santa’s little helpers will be hitting the streets across Sydney to collect presents.
ClubsNSW CEO Anthony Ball said that it was great to see The Epping Club, Cronulla RSL Club, Blacktown Workers Club and Randwick Bowling Club act as collection points for this year’s Kyle & Jackie O Sydney Children’s Hospital Toy Drive.
“At a time when most people are celebrating at home with family and friends, some children will sadly be spending their Christmas in hospital. That’s why ClubsNSW and local clubs have teamed up with Kyle & Jackie O to give back to those children and their families,” he said.
“Local clubs are passionate about giving back, which is why they are strong advocates of this toy drive. This is really about supporting people when they need it most.
“I encourage everyone to give their best and get involved with this year’s Toy Drive. By donating a gift to one of the four clubs involved, you’ll be making a real difference to a sick child and their family this Christmas.”
Toys can be donated from today until Friday December 4, when the KIIS 1065 team will makes a special visit to the Sydney Children’s Hospital in Randwick to deliver all the gifts to the children.