Introducing the Birmingham Irish Toy Appeal 2023

Birmingham Irish • October 25, 2023

It is that time of year again to begin preparations for the Birmingham Irish Association Toy Appeal 2023.

Christmas is slowly approaching, and there will be children in our community not receiving presents due to family finances. Please help us make this Christmas extra special and put a smile on a child's face.


If you know any families in need that may need to access our service, please get in touch with us.

We are now accepting kind donations of brand new toys for children ages 1 – 16 years, due to the rise in COVID cases all toys must be new and in original packaging.

If you would like to help us by donating please use the contact details below: 

Terry Nash & Rachel Callaghan (Project Leads) 


Or please call Birmingham Irish Association front office on 0121 604 6111

Or visit our JustGiving page – Click here


Delivery Address

St Anne’s Club, Digbeth, B12 0PH

(Please contact us before making a delivery)

Let’s spread some Christmas and community spirit together!


For all toy appeal updates follow the Birmingham Irish Association social media pages below:

  • Facebook – Birmingham Irish Association 
  • Instagram – birminghamirish
  • Twitter - @brumirish
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