Some programs run on angel tags — a specific child's wishes printed (or posted online) for sponsors to take and fulfill. Others put collection boxes in storefronts and offices, and let the community drop whatever toys they choose. Many programs do both: angels for the families they have, boxes to fill in the gaps. Toy Drive Pro handles all of it without making you pick a side.
Print angel tags personalized with each child's age, gender, sizes, and gift preferences — or post them online for sponsors to claim from a public page. Either way, the system tracks where every angel went and whether the gifts came back. When a sponsor can't follow through, the angel can be reassigned automatically, and the child's shopping list updates to make sure no one gets missed.
Track every collection box location across your community — sponsor companies, addresses, hours, contacts, and the year they signed on. Import new sponsors in bulk from a spreadsheet. The system geocodes addresses automatically so every box shows up on a map. Print box labels with built-in barcodes so volunteers can scan donations into the right box on receipt.
What used to mean printing a map, plotting stops by hand, and hoping the driver figured out the order — now happens in seconds. The system optimizes pickup routes across multiple drivers and days, accounting for your starting point and where the boxes need to come back to. You can drag stops around on an interactive map to make adjustments. Print Excel or PDF route sheets with a master map and per-vehicle stop lists.
When a collection box comes back, volunteers scan the box label and start scanning toys. The system shows a giant running count as each toy is added, with sound feedback for each scan. Switch into sort mode and scanned toys go into the right age and gender bins for distribution. Custom toy types let you track exactly what your community is donating — with auto-generated barcodes you can print on a reference sheet for volunteers.
For eGift cards, you (or we) import a batch into the system — one row per card with the link and code. When you issue one to a family, the family signs for it on screen, and the link is delivered by text and email. For plastic cards, scan the card number into the family's record at pickup and capture a signature. Either way, you have a complete record of which family got which card.
30 minutes is enough to walk through what angels, collection boxes, and route planning would look like for your program.
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