Give. Smile. Inspire.

The Toy Movement is a Spin Master led initiative with a mission to create a movement that delivers inspiration, imagination, and joy to children around the world, regardless of circumstances.

By working together with committed partners within the children’s entertainment industry, third-party logistics providers, and various levels of government, The Toy Movement has delivered more than one million toys to children worldwide. Our goal is to bring comfort and reprieve to children impacted by conflict, poverty and natural disasters through play.

Past Missions

Africa

December 2023 - October 2024

Liberia

The Toy Movement partnered with Save the Children to bring 25,000 toys to children in need in Liberia.

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North America

November 2023

Puerto Rico

The Toy Movement partnered with Boys and Girls Clubs of America to bring 17,000 toys to children across Puerto Rico.

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Africa

November 2023

Tanzania

Working with long-time partner, Save the Children Canada, The Toy Movement delivered 35,144 toys to children in the Kigoma Region of Tanzania.

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Europe

March 2022

Ukraine Refugee Relief in Europe

At the onset of the conflict in Ukraine, Spin Master made a $100,000 financial donation to the Ukraine relief campaigns of the Canadian Red Cross and UNICEF Canada to help provide the basic necessities to those fleeing the country.

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- Ronnen Harary, Co-Founder, Spin Master

Toys can provide an avenue for children to express their emotions, facilitate conversations with support workers and can help them formulate life skills such as problem-solving, sharing and cooperation. More importantly, this gift can provide comfort and a coping mechanism to combat the long-term effects of displacement. Our desire is to help children process and deal with the emotional trauma experienced during and after these emergencies to help protect future generations.

- Ronnen Harary, Co-Founder, Spin Master

Partners

Interested in being a recipient of a Toy Movement?