Broomfield Police Urgently Seek Toy Donations for Local Children

UPDATE: The Broomfield Police Department urgently calls for donations to support its annual toy drive, ensuring children in need receive gifts this Christmas. With a deadline of December 11, community members are encouraged to donate new, unwrapped toys at the police station located at 7 DesCombes Drive.

The toy drive is crucial for local families, as police officers and teachers from Broomfield schools nominate children who would benefit from the generosity of their neighbors. This heartfelt initiative, known as “Santa Cops,” began in the early 2000s, building on the legacy of the program first started in 1983 by other departments.

Some of the most requested items include puzzles, art supplies, books, and gift cards—items that can spark joy and creativity during the holiday season. A complete list of suggested toys is available on the city’s official website, highlighting the specific needs of local families.

According to department spokesperson Rachel Haslett, community participation is essential. “Every donation makes a significant impact on a child’s holiday,” she stated. The police department’s commitment to nurturing community spirit through this drive is evident, and they are counting on local donors to help make this Christmas memorable for Broomfield’s children.

Donations can be made at the Broomfield Police Department, and with only days left until the cutoff, time is of the essence. Your support can change lives and bring smiles to those who need it most.

For more information and to see the list of requested toys, visit the Broomfield city website. Don’t wait—help spread holiday cheer and make a difference in the community today!