Chelsea's Charity donates toys to shelters, organizations in Mount Vernon, New Rochelle
Chelsea's Charity is teaming up with TP Toys in New Rochelle to help grant children's wishes this Christmas.
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Dec 5, 2020, 9:28 PM
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Updated 1,238 days ago
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42ds agoChelsea's Charity is teaming up with TP Toys in New Rochelle to help grant children's wishes this Christmas.
Chelsea Faire, 11, of Danbury, founded Chelsea's Charity with her mother in 2019 after her 10th birthday. She turned down gifts for herself and instead opted to give gifts to other children.
Faire says she wanted to give back to small businesses this Christmas, and landed on TP Toys after finding out about the business through a group of friends.
TP Toys owner Kemesha Salmon is donating toys to 75 families herself, and says Faire has been a huge help.
Faire has raised thousands of dollars through her charity to buy over 200 toys for shelters and local organizations in the tri-state area.
She's donating recently purchased gifts to local shelters in Westchester, New York City and Connecticut.
