Christmas is a special time of celebration for families. Unfortunately, too many hard-working families find themselves coming up short at holiday time and unable to provide the Christmas toys their children would love to have. At Mission 1:27, we believe that families would prefer to provide for themselves and experience the joy of selecting gifts for their children rather than receive a handout. At the Mission 1:27 Christmas Market families will find the latest and greatest toys and gifts at greatly reduced prices. All items are priced at 75-80% off retail, thus allowing families in challenging times to afford Christmas gifts for their children. Gifts range from $2 – $20.
WHERE is it?
The Christmas Market is hosted at Living Stone Church, 545 Lorene Drive, Marietta, GA.
WHEN is it?
The 2024 Christmas Market will be on Saturday December 14th.
WHO can participate?
Parents/Guardians with dependent minor children who are struggling financially.
How can parents REGISTER to attend?
Registration will open in October 2024.
Would you like to VOLUNTEER at the Christmas Market?
Transform lives with us! Check back to register to volunteer.
Would you like to DONATE for the Christmas Market?
The Mission 1:27 Christmas Market provides a unique giving opportunity because it provides three gifts in one:
· The gift of a toy at Christmas for a child whose parents might not otherwise be able to afford one.
· The gift of joy and dignity for the parents who are able to provide for their families and to select that perfect gift for their child.
· The gift of community as we all work together to stock the toy store with gifts that children will cherish.
To donate toys:
You can choose to donate by purchasing toys through our Wish Lists, available for Amazon.com and Walmart.com. Please use the link(s) above.
To donate cash:
Do you prefer we shop for you? Cash donations are always welcome, and can be designated specifically for the Christmas Market or for use in the Mission 1:27 General Fund. To make a cash donation via PayPal, click here.
