Join all of the Denver Community Groups for a holiday party with a cause! Celebrate with your fellow Denver Salesforce Community and bring a toy for our toy drive. All donations will be delivered to the women and children at SafeHouse Denver.

Denver SafeHouse Holiday Wish List:

*Request that items be NEW, please *Bold items are most urgently needed*

• Doll house furniture
• Animal figurines
• Building sets
• Pretend tool sets
• Pretend kitchen/cooking items (easy to clean)
• Train cars
• Action figures
• Multicultural dolls and barbies
• Legos
• Scooters/ riding toys
• Sandbox toys (shovels and buckets specifically)
• Pogo sticks
• Weighted blanket
• Bluetooth speaker
• Toys/Activities for Teens
• Tablet for therapy office
• Kids plates/bowls/utensils
• Books (social/emotional themes, multicultural etc)
• Rattles
• Pretend keys
• Hanging toys for car seat
• Teethers
• Toy strollers
• Baby dolls (including multicultural)
• Karaoke machine
• Musical instruments
• Kid guitar
• Bongos
• Roll out keyboard
• Shakers
• Toddler Toys
• Sit n scoot
• Push n walk
• Pretend sets (kitchen, tools, doctor)
• Large Legos
• Toys that light up/make noise
• Foam mats/blocks
• Art kits
• Art supplies for older kids
• Pastels
• Nice colored pencils
• Acrylic paints
• Drawing paper
• Bean Bags
• Magnet tiles
• Unifix Cubes
• Shrinky dinks or shrinking paper

SafeHouse works hard every day to help women and children know that home should be a safe place, where they deserve to be treated with kindness and respect. Between 2 and 4 million women are battered each year. SafeHouse Denver is the only full-service domestic violence agency in the City of Denver. SafeHouse offers bilingual, supportive services to women and children at both their 30-bed emergency shelter, and their non-residential Counseling and Advocacy Center. They provide women and children with individual counseling, support groups, legal referral, safety planning and other support necessary to become safer, more confident and more self-sufficient. SafeHouse Denver is committed to breaking the cycle of violence through their community education program and they offer a 24-hour crisis and information line, 303-318-9989.