Need a little holiday help in Lexington County, KY? We’ve found agencies that can help you. If you need some help, be sure to contact these agencies right away!
Get Free Christmas Gifts in Lexington County, Kentucky
Calvary Baptist Church in Lexington, hosts their annual Christmas Project Adopt-A-Family for low-income families who struggle during the holidays. Families who register with this program receive several toys for each of their children, warm clothing for the entire family, food for a holiday dinner, and other small gifts.
Lexington Fraternal Order of Firefighters in Lexington, hosts their annual Firefighters Toy Fund to collect toys for children of low-income families that struggle during the holidays. Registered families receive several new, unopened toys for each of their children, donated by community members and organizations. Families must register for the program.
Salvation Army in Lexington, invites disadvantaged families to apply for their Food Angel and Adopt-A-Family program during the holidays. With their Food Angel program families receive a gift card that they can use to purchase a holiday meal at any local grocery store. Furthermore, families who register with the Adopt-A-Family program receive toys for their children, small gifts, clothing for the entire family, and other items purchased by community members and organizations.
Toys For Tots in Lexington, hosts their annual toy drive to collect toys for children of disadvantaged families aged newborn to 14 years old. Each registered child receives a bundle of toys, books, games, and the possibility of a new bike and helmet.
Get Free Food in Lexington County, Kentucky
Amen House Inc in Georgetown, offers free bags of groceries to disadvantaged families living in Lexington County. Families might be able to get Christmas ingredients in their grocery bags during the holiday season.
Hi there,
Do you know of any programs that offer assistance to families with teenagers? Many of the programs cut off ages are 12/13.
Michelle,
Everything we have so far is listed on the Christmas help page. But we update regularly so check back with us. You could also try 211.org for more resources in your area. I hope this helps.
-Riley
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