TLC TOY HAULIDAY
The Laughton Company Partners with Ashlee’s Toy Closet for a TLC Toy HAULiday, bringing toys to victims of the Caughlin Fire!
In order to reach our goal, Ashlee’s Toy Closet and The Laughton Company invites all businesses to participate in the TLC Toy Hauliday, for victims of the Caughlin Fire! By donating ONE TOY, you will help a child during this holiday season who has lost everything!
There are two ways to donate:
1. Drop off toys, books or clothes to the main drop-off points:
The Laughton Company offices
(140 Washington St. Ste. 100 Reno, NV 89503)
Any Sonic Drive-In location
Free Cherry Limeade when you drop off a toy!!!
2. Request a Toy Box from Kelly, at The Laughton Company! If you cannot stop by, contact the TLC staff to schedule a pick-up time during the week of Dec. 12th to be donated to victims of the Caughlin Fire.
Toys will be collected beginning November 10, 2011 through December 12, 2011.
140 Washington St. Ste. 100
Reno, NV 89503
775-327-6009
A Special Thanks To Sponsors
Frequently Asked Questions
How does my company get involved?
Your company can get involved by donating toys, clothes or books to Ashlee’s Toy Closet. The Laughton Company will have a donation bin at our office, but will also pick up donations from local businesses during the week of Dec. 12, 2011.
Who do I contact?
If you would like to get involved, please contact, Kelly, 775-327-6009 or by email, kwebb@laughtonco.com.
When do I bring in my toys?
Donations are being accepted now through Dec. 12, 2011.
How do I schedule a pick-up?
If you want TLC to haul away your donated toys, books and clothes just let TLC (Kelly : 775-327-6009) know and we’ll schedule a convenient time during the week of December 12, 2011.
Can my company request a toy box?
Yes. The Laughton Company will drop off toy boxes to local businesses who wish to have their own donation center.
What is Ashlee’s Toy Closet?
Ashlee’s Toy Closet is a non-profit organization that is dedicated to helping children who have been affected by natural disasters. 12-year-old Ashlee Smith is the President and Founder of the organization and has donated more than 175,000 toys in the past four years. Ashlee’s Toy Closet was started after Ashlee herself was affected by a fire in 2005. Ever since, she has been committed to helping children recover their lost belongings. The non-profit has expanded to help underprivileged children all over the world. Ashlee was featured in People Magazine and appeared on Oprah, The Bonnie Hunt Show and several national news organizations.
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WE ARE CURRENTLY COLLECTING FOR THE DEVESTATED AREAS IN THE SOUTH!!!Hi… I am 12 year old Ashlee Smith. I am the founder of Ashlee’s Toy Closet, Inc. It is a 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Public Charity Organization dedicated to helping children after disasters. I collect toys and distribute all over the country to children. Please help me make my dream of helping continue.
Ashlee’s Toy Closet was created by 8year old Ashlee Smith. She collects toys, books and clothes for children that have been affected by a Natural Disaster.
Ashlee held her first toy drive after the Angora Fire that devastated S.Lake Tahoe in 2007. Her dad is a Firefighter and he was up fighting the fire and she wanted to help down here. She asked us to help her collect toys for all of the children. She told me that everyone helps the adults and no one helps the children. She made it very clear that the kids lost everything too.
She had been involved in a house fire in 2005 where she lost all of her toys so she said she knew how the kids felt. She said “I want to help the little victims in a big way”
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Ashlee Smith was born in 1998. She has grown up in Reno, Nevada which is also the birth place of Ashlee’s Toy Closet. She is big into School, Rodeo and helping others. Her toy closet has grown by the amount of energy she focuses to make it successful.
In 2008 Ashlee won the Red Cross Youth Real Hero’s Award. She earned that award for her endless dedication to helping children.
She wants her organization to grow so she can help children in other communities and states. She helps children after large scale disasters as well as small single disasters such as house fires or floods.
July 2010 Ashlee is named one of the 10 Huggable Heroes for 2010. What a true honor for Ashlee and her organization to receive the donation of $2500.00 plus the $7500.00 Scholarship for Ashlee’s Education. CHECK BACK SOON FOR THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE WINNERS FOR 2011!!! Click on the link to the left and enter your own Huggable Her
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