Posted on Fri, Dec 16, 2011 : 5:30 p.m.
Images from the Salvation Army's Christmas Toy Shop event
By Jeff Sainlar
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A vast number of toys are displayed for families to take home. Salvation Army didn't purchase any of the toys and they were all sponsored by people of Washtenaw County. The Salvation Army of Washtenaw County will put toys under the tree for local families in need at its annual Christmas Toy Shop. Families who signed up for Christmas assistance picked out toys for children, as well as a gift card to Meijers. An estimated over 550 families would be stopping in at the Salvation Army on Arbana Dr. Friday December 16, 2011. Volunteers from all around Washtenaw County came to help the cause. Jeff Sainlar I AnnArbor.com
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A vast number of toys are displayed for families to take home. Salvation Army didn't purchase any of the toys and they were all sponsored by people of Washtenaw County. The Salvation Army of Washtenaw County will put toys under the tree for local families in need at its annual Christmas Toy Shop. Families who signed up for Christmas assistance picked out toys for children, as well as a gift card to Meijers. An estimated over 550 families would be stopping in at the Salvation Army on Arbana Dr. Friday December 16, 2011. Volunteers from all around Washtenaw County came to help the cause. Jeff Sainlar I AnnArbor.com
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Volunteer Cora Evans,left, helps pick out presents for a family as the Salvation Army of Washtenaw County will put toys under the tree for local families in need at its annual Christmas Toy Shop. Families who signed up for Christmas assistance picked out toys for children, as well as a gift card to Meijers. An estimated over 550 families would be stopping in at the Salvation Army on Arbana Dr. Friday December 16, 2011. Volunteers from all around Washtenaw County came to help the cause. Jeff Sainlar I AnnArbor.com
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The Detroit Lions' mascot, Roary, helped pick out stuffed animals for families as the Salvation Army of Washtenaw County will put toys under the tree for local families in need at its annual Christmas Toy Shop. Families who signed up for Christmas assistance picked out toys for children, as well as a gift card to Meijers. An estimated over 550 families would be stopping in at the Salvation Army on Arbana Dr. Friday December 16, 2011. Volunteers from all around Washtenaw County came to help the cause. Jeff Sainlar I AnnArbor.com
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Volunteer Joanna Shimmons,left, helps Sarah Smith pick out some presents as the Salvation Army of Washtenaw County will put toys under the tree for local families in need at its annual Christmas Toy Shop. Families who signed up for Christmas assistance picked out toys for children, as well as a gift card to Meijers. An estimated over 550 families would be stopping in at the Salvation Army on Arbana Dr. Friday December 16, 2011. Volunteers from all around Washtenaw County came to help the cause. Jeff Sainlar I AnnArbor.com
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Maria Sandlin, left, is helped by Samantha Mansfield in exploring the aisles for gifts at the Salvation Army of Washtenaw County. Jeff Sainlar I AnnArbor.com
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The Salvation Army of Washtenaw County will put toys under the tree for local families in need at its annual Christmas Toy Shop. Families who signed up for Christmas assistance picked out toys for children, as well as a gift card to Meijers. An estimated over 550 families would be stopping in at the Salvation Army on Arbana Dr. Friday December 16, 2011. Volunteers from all around Washtenaw County came to help the cause. Jeff Sainlar I AnnArbor.com
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The Detroit Lions' mascot, Roary, promotes a football video game to a shopper as the Salvation Army of Washtenaw County will put toys under the tree for local families in need at its annual Christmas Toy Shop. Families who signed up for Christmas assistance picked out toys for children, as well as a gift card to Meijers. An estimated over 550 families would be stopping in at the Salvation Army on Arbana Dr. Friday December 16, 2011. Volunteers from all around Washtenaw County came to help the cause. Jeff Sainlar I AnnArbor.com
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Whitmore Lake senior, Ashley Ramey, has a laugh with Roary. "I missed school to volunteer," said Ramey. The Salvation Army of Washtenaw County will put toys under the tree for local families in need at its annual Christmas Toy Shop. Families who signed up for Christmas assistance picked out toys for children, as well as a gift card to Meijers. An estimated over 550 families would be stopping in at the Salvation Army on Arbana Dr. Friday December 16, 2011. Volunteers from all around Washtenaw County came to help the cause. Jeff Sainlar I AnnArbor.com
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Maddie Maynard,11, does her part in helping volunteer as the Salvation Army of Washtenaw County will put toys under the tree for local families in need at its annual Christmas Toy Shop. Families who signed up for Christmas assistance picked out toys for children, as well as a gift card to Meijers. An estimated over 550 families would be stopping in at the Salvation Army on Arbana Dr. Friday December 16, 2011. Volunteers from all around Washtenaw County came to help the cause. Jeff Sainlar I AnnArbor.com
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The Salvation Army of Washtenaw County will put toys under the tree for local families in need at its annual Christmas Toy Shop. Families who signed up for Christmas assistance picked out toys for children, as well as a gift card to Meijers. An estimated over 550 families would be stopping in at the Salvation Army on Arbana Dr. Friday December 16, 2011. Volunteers from all around Washtenaw County came to help the cause. Jeff Sainlar I AnnArbor.com
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Wendi Smith, left, and Sheila Roby help organize clothes to pass out to families as the Salvation Army of Washtenaw County will put toys under the tree for local families in need at its annual Christmas Toy Shop. Families who signed up for Christmas assistance picked out toys for children, as well as a gift card to Meijers. An estimated over 550 families would be stopping in at the Salvation Army on Arbana Dr. Friday December 16, 2011. Volunteers from all around Washtenaw County came to help the cause. Jeff Sainlar I AnnArbor.com
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Volunteers Samantha Gardner,left, and Liz Yocom help fix up toy aisles as the Salvation Army of Washtenaw County will put toys under the tree for local families in need at its annual Christmas Toy Shop. Families who signed up for Christmas assistance picked out toys for children, as well as a gift card to Meijers. An estimated over 550 families would be stopping in at the Salvation Army on Arbana Dr. Friday December 16, 2011. Volunteers from all around Washtenaw County came to help the cause. Jeff Sainlar I AnnArbor.com
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The Salvation Army of Washtenaw County hosted its annual Christmas Toy Shop on Friday. Families who signed up for Christmas assistance picked out toys for children, as well as a gift card to Meijer. More than 550 families were expected to be served at the event.