Conroe ISD Toy Drive Begins Monday, November 13
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Conroe ISD Toy Drive Begins Monday, November 13

November 10 2023

The Conroe ISD Police Department will be collecting items for the 22nd annual Children in Santa’s Dreams Toy Drive beginning Monday, November 13, through Friday, December 8 at 29 Conroe ISD campus locations. 

Founded by the Police Activities League (PAL), this Christmas program is dedicated to less fortunate children in the Conroe Independent School District. Children in Santa’s Dreams provides gifts and stockings for our children enrolled in school and their siblings who may be too young to attend school. New, unwrapped toys will be collected for boys and girls of all ages. These gifts will be wrapped and given to families who, without support, may not otherwise have a wonderful Christmas.

Last year, Children in Santa’s Dreams provided gifts to 1,196 children in 551 families. Since 2002, the program has helped make 15,000 children’s Christmas a little merrier with gifts and stockings. 

See the list below, by feeder, which schools in your area will be collecting toys: 

Caney Creek 

Conroe 

Oak Ridge 

East Transportation Center 

Administration 

Ford Elementary 

Hope Elementary 

Anderson Elementary 

Irons Junior High 

Moorhead Junior High 

Bozman Intermediate 

Oak Ridge Elementary 

 

Conroe Transportation Center 

Oak Ridge Transportation Center 

 

Gordon-Reed Elementary 

 

 

Reaves Elementary 

 
 

Runyan Elementary 

 
 

Stewart Elementary 

 
 

Travis Intermediate 

 

 

Washington High School 

 

 

College Park 

Grand Oaks 

The Woodlands 

Hailey Elementary 

Clark Intermediate 

Deretchin Elementary 

Lamar Elementary 

Cox Intermediate 

Galatas Elementary 

Ride Elementary 

Hines Elementary 

Glen Loch Elementary 

Woodlands Transportation 

 

McCullough Junior High 

   

Mitchell Intermediate 

 

How it Works

Citizens, service organizations, and youth organizations are invited to participate  by donating new, unwrapped gifts and/or by attending an annual wrapping party where all donated toys and gifts are organized by age and gender. Each volunteer receives a family identified only by a number. The volunteer is asked to pick out gifts for each child listed and wrap the gifts selected. The number of gifts each child receives is determined by the amount of donations and number of students referred by the program. In past years, 1-3 gifts per child have been given, with the addition of one game per family. 

For more information, contact Lieutenant Julie M. Thompson at 936-709-8921 or jmthompson@conroeisd.net

Source: Conroe ISD



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