The ‘Young Heroes of The Guard’ mission, initiated by the Texas State Guard, represents an extraordinary commitment by every brigade within the force. Despite their rigorous monthly military duties, members of the State Guard dedicate their additional time and effort to collect toys for children in need across Texas. This initiative exemplifies the Guard’s dedication to service beyond their military responsibilities. Each brigade, through tireless efforts, manages to gather a significant number of toys, demonstrating their unwavering commitment to the welfare of the community and the spirit of giving.
In a remarkable display of generosity and community engagement, the 6th Brigade of the Texas State Guard played a pivotal role in this mission. They successfully delivered thousands of toys to various institutions, significantly impacting the lives of many children. Their efforts reached Dell Children’s Medical Center in Austin, McLane’s Children’s Hospital, the Waco McLennan County Health Department, and several elementary and middle schools within Belton ISD. This endeavor not only provided joy to the children but also highlighted the Guard’s dedication to nurturing the well-being of the younger generation in Texas.
Similarly, the 1st Brigade of the Texas State Guard made substantial contributions by delivering thousands of toys to various locations. They alone collected and donated over 27,000 toys just on their own. They focused distributing these toys to non-profit organizations such as Faith City Mission Family Center, Martha’s Home, Amarillo Children’s Home, and The Bridge – Children’s Advocacy Center, all in Amarillo. Their outreach extended to schools in Terrell and Mineral Wells, and they also supported HOPE Inc., a domestic violence service. Moreover, they provided stuffed animals to Mineral Wells Fire & EMS and the Mineral Wells Police Department, offering comfort to children during traumatic situations. These actions reflect the brigade’s commitment to bringing solace and happiness to children facing various challenges.
Since its launch in 2009, the ‘Young Heroes of the Guard Toy Drive’ has been a beacon of hope and generosity, amassing over 600,000 toys and bringing immense joy to children in diverse settings like schools, hospitals, daycares, and shelters. This initiative showcases the extraordinary dedication of the Texas State Guard soldiers who organize this extensive toy drive alongside their regular military duties. Their efforts strengthen the bond between the military and the communities they serve. As Christmas being only a day away The Texas State Guard continues to reaffirm its commitment to ensuring that every child experiences the joy of receiving a toy. This toy drive is more than a charitable act; it is a powerful symbol of hope, kindness, and the core values of the Guard—protection, service, and community unity. The soldiers, with their bravery and compassion, are dedicated to spreading the warmth of the holiday spirit, ensuring that each toy distributed brings a smile to a child’s face, reinforcing the message of care and community solidarity.
1000 toys delivered today to St. David’s North Austin. Soldiers from the 6th Brigade 3rd Battalion and Headquarters delivered the toys.
Texas State Guard soldiers from the 3rd Battalion 6th Brigade distributed toys last weekend to Dell Children’s Medical Center, Austin Tx in support of the TXSG “Young Heroes of the Guard” Toy Drive bringing joy to more children.
In support of the TXSG “Young Heroes of the Guard” Toy Drive, Texas State Guard soldiers from the 3rd Battalion 6th Brigade distributed toys to McLane’s Children’s Hospital, Waco McLennan County Health Dept., and Belton ISD elementary & middle schools, bringing joy to more children.
1st Brigade, Texas State Guard service members and volunteers were hard at work sorting toys to provide joy and smiles to kids during the holiday season. Over 27k toys were collected statewide by TXSG service men and women. Non-profit organizations like Child Protection Services and Single Parent Advocate, schools, and hospitals were provided the assistance to make Christmas brighter for kids. We are Texans serving Texas!
Texas State Guard guardsmen from 1st Brigade provided toys to bring smiles to children at non-profits organizations at Faith City Mission Family center, Martha’s Home, Amarillo Children’s Home, and The Bridge – Children’s Advocacy Center in Amarillo. The Texas State Guard is always ready to assist during the holidays as part of the toy drive! Texans serving Texas! (Photos by Sfc. Brenda Newton)
1st Brigade, Texas State Guard, Family Readiness Group (FRG) had a busy week delivering 600 toys to underserved schools in Terrell and Mineral Wells, as well as to HOPE Inc., a domestic violence service, and stuffed animals to Mineral Wells Fire & EMS, Mineral Wells Police Department, for children they come in contact with during traumatic situations. FRG Leader Stacy Dove also delivered 10 care packages, thanks to Major Perk, and Christmas cards by Gold Star Mother’s kids for troops stationed on the border. Outstanding! Texans serving Texas!
Source: Texas State Guard 1st Brigade – Texas State Guard 6th Brigade
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