For children on your “nice” list this holiday, how about giving gifts that are twice as nice? We’ve partnered with PBS KIDS to offer presents — plush animals, wooden trucks, green toys race cars and wee wear — with a purpose. 100% of the net proceeds PBS KIDS receives from your purchase of these toys supports its mission: building knowledge, critical thinking, imagination and curiosity to empower children for success.
Plus, we’re donating 1% of total sales from these toys (up to $25,000) to Whole Kids Foundation® opens in a new tab, dedicated to helping kids eat better — and enjoy it!
Check out these gifts for a good cause then pick some up in store the next time you’re doing your shopping. .
Plush Animals
Orangutans, black bears and penguins bring a zoo of soft fun for animal lovers big and small. They are made of 100% nontoxic materials and contain no PVC or phthalates.
Wee Wear
School little ones on a much-loved throwback. Organic tees and onesies rock the original PBS logo from 1969–1985. They are made in the US by a company that pays fair wages.
Wooden Trucks
Roll, scoot and toot-toot along with colorful kid-sized dump trucks and fire trucks, which were awarded the Parents’ Choice® Approved opens in a new tab seal by the Parents’ Choice Foundation. Or take a fun ride with a 13-piece Produce Pick-up Shape Sorter opens in a new tab named a Silver Award winner opens in a new tab in the 2014 National Parenting Publications Awards (NAPPA) Children’s Products competition. All are made with nontoxic materials.
Green Toys Race Cars
Spark hours of racing, crashing and stunt-jumping with sturdy, dishwasher-safe toy cars made from recycled milk bottles.
In addition, the Wooden Sandwich Stacker opens in a new tab — available in select stores only — was awarded the Parents’ Choice® Approved opens in a new tab seal by the Parents’ Choice Foundation.
For more of our favorite gifts, seasonal recipes, tips and how-tos, check out our holiday guide opens in a new tab.
Do you shop for gifts that give back like these PBS KIDS toys? Tell me why it’s important to you.
