Nusenda Holiday Toy Drive

Drop off toys at any of our Nusenda branches November 24 - December 10

Help bring joy to children in your community this holiday season

At Nusenda, we know how much New Mexico's and El Paso's children need community-wide support, and this toy drive is one way we can be of service. Our employees have collected toys for the last several years and this year we are thrilled to be offering this opportunity to members as well. The toys will be distributed to families across New Mexico and West Texas. In Las Cruces, we are working with a community partner, Jardin de Los Niños.

This year Nusenda will accept toys in branches!

Donations of new toys for children up to age 18 can be brought to any Nusenda branch from Monday, November 24 through Wednesday, December 10, 2025.
Nusenda will not be accepting monetary donations.

Watch our 2024 Toy Drive Wrap-up!

Why WE support this toy drive

Nusenda supports hundreds of programs and organizations that are working to make a positive difference in New Mexico and West Texas. Participating in toy drives across these communities is a simple yet powerful way to support families and to demonstrate our commitment to creating a better future.

UNM Children's Hospital

The UNM Children’s Hospital is the only Children’s Miracle Network hospital in New Mexico and served 1 in 8 kids in 2024 across every county in New Mexico. The specialists at the hospital and various clinics around the state provide the most advanced and personalized pediatric care.

Jardin de los Niños

Jardin de los Niños is a non-profit organization in Las Cruces that is designated as a Trauma-Informed Care Center. The team provides early childhood education, therapeutic intervention, and comprehensive services to homeless and near-homeless children from the ages of six weeks to 10 years, and their families.

El Paso Children's Hospital Foundation

The El Paso Children’s Miracle Network (CMN) is part of a nationwide nonprofit organization dedicated to raising funds to support local children's hospitals. Specifically, in El Paso, it benefits the El Paso Children’s Hospital, the only not-for-profit, separately licensed, and independent children’s hospital in the region.