Our Impact
Generosity, measured honestly.
Some of what follows is a lifetime total. Some is a single day in December 2025. We label each number so donors, partners, and funders always know exactly what they're looking at.
Lifetime Reach
Since 2014.
300,000+
toys distributed
Gifts given to children through our holiday toy drives.
600+
families served
Families welcomed at each annual Thanksgiving food drive.
550+
kids back to school
Children signed up each year for supplies and clothing.
12+
years of service
Serving Los Angeles families since 2014.
Program totals are self-reported from Trina’s Kids’ own program records: toys distributed is a cumulative total since 2014, while families and kids served are typical figures for each annual drive. The Guinness World Records figures shown elsewhere on this page are independently verified.
Campaign Impact — December 2025
A single day, verified in detail.
424,112 lbs collected in the 2025 record-setting drive
8,335 toys
Largest donation of toys in one hour
Los Angeles, California · December 17, 2022
Volunteers, families, and partners collected 8,335 toys in a single hour, setting a Guinness World Records title and previewing the scale Trina's Kids would reach again three years later.
141,262 toys
Largest donation of toys in 24 hours
Los Angeles, California · December 13, 2025
Over 24 hours, the Los Angeles community donated 141,262 toys — 424,112 pounds of gifts — setting a second Guinness World Records title and becoming the largest single-day toy collection Trina's Kids has organized.
Impact Methodology
Outputs vs. outcomes.
We distinguish between what Trina's Kids directly delivers (outputs) and the broader change that support is intended to enable (outcomes) — and we don't present one as the other.
Outputs — what we track directly
- Toys, backpacks, meals, and gifts distributed
- Events and distribution days delivered
- Volunteers mobilized and trained
- Community and school partnerships active
Outcomes — what we work toward
- Families accessing support during high-need seasonal moments
- Kids beginning the school year with the supplies their classmates have
- Community organizations extending their own reach through partnership