In keeping with our mission to promote the positive aspects of games, Nuke-Con supports the United States Marine Corps in its annual Toys for Tots campaign.

The Nuke-Con community was enormously generous in 2010, donating toys and money worth more than $1200. We hope to top that mark in 2011, and we need your help again.

You can start the weekend with this throwback to your own childhood:
Friday, 6 pm join the most grueling game of Candyland you’ve ever played. The $5 donation at the table will go directly to Toys for Tots.

Thank you all for helping out!

For the second year, Nuke-Con and the US Marine Corp Reserve raised funds for Toys for Tots during our October convention.

• The Count the People Photo Contest raised $6.
• One of our local Walmart stores donated a gift card worth $150.
• Cash donations, via the jar at Concessions and the red lockbox, totaled $197.
• The three toy barrels collected about 70 toy items.
• The Art Show/Auction raised $614.98.

$968 plus 70 new toys!

Nuke-Con salutes the generosity of its members, vendors, and guests. Through your donations you’ll make many children’s Christmas a merry one!

Nuke-Con is dedicated to supporting the community through fund raisers and drives to support 501c3 Charities.

This year, Nuke-Con’s 20th Anniversary Convention Charity is
Toys for Tots

So, start thinking about bringing toys and games for donation!

Please, help us with this Charity Effort

This year we are looking at 2 events to benefit the Toys For Tots charity.

Here is how you do it.

• Print the below letter(s)
  and
  Donation Receipt


• Go out into the community and ask for support


• Leave them a receipt-
  complete the “Date”, “Received of”, and the middle column of the table on what they donated. Leave last column for them to fill in.

Toy Shop Letter- Asking for toys for people to purchase and donate to Toys for Tots.

Charity Auction Letter- Asking for items/certificates to auction to benefit Toys for Tots.

Donation Receipt- Print these and take them with you to leave with the company.