2026 Holiday Drive


Our Annual Holiday Drive offers community members the chance to support survivors of sexual assault by buying gifts for VRLC clients and their families. Our clients are truly grateful for any and every gift, as this drive may be their only way to receive them this season. Wish lists often include necessities (coats, blankets, etc.) and toys for each child. How much you give is up to you!

Our head elves (Kayla, Maddie, Ella, & Nitz) will provide a range of gift or gift card options for our sponsors (you!) to purchase from our clients’ “wish lists.” These wish lists will be sent to you as an online registry that you can purchase from directly.

You can choose to sponsor a whole family or a certain number of kids. If you choose to sponsor a family, please provide an estimate as to what family size you would prefer to sponsor so that we can be respectful of your budget and expectations.

We aim to send you finalized wish lists before Thanksgiving so you can take advantage of “Black Friday” sales. We request all gifts be purchased online by December 4th, to allow for adequate shipping time before the holidays.

If interested, please email Kayla by October 28!


Help brighten the holidays for VRLC clients and their families by contributing a gift card to our annual Holiday Drive! These gift cards help clients purchase necessities during the holidays and into the rest of the new year.

Grocery gift cards go to our clients experiencing food insecurity. Amazon gift cards have helped clients displaced for safety reasons with buying new household items. Visa gift cards have been used for other unexpected expenses.

VRLC has a Gift Card Registry! Once you select the items you wish to purchase, please remember to select Victim Rights Law Center as the shipping address and be sure to include your name in the note!

If you have any questions, please email Kayla!

Please note that for tax purposes, these generous gifts for our clients are not donations to VRLC.

Thank you on behalf of the families working with Victim Rights Law Center!

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