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K Miller Foundation Thanks Community for Support, Begins Planning Toy Giveaway for Next Year

All toys and turkeys claimed for this year’s K Miller Foundation giveaway.

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ALTON - K Miller Foundation founder Kidada Miller is pleased to announce that their toy giveaway is completely full.

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From 12–3 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 20, 2025, at the Mineral Springs Banquet Center in Alton, those who have registered can pick out toys and turkeys. Miller said that every toy and turkey is accounted for, and walk-ins will no longer be accepted.

“I’m really excited about this year and what we’re able to do in the community,” she added.

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Caregivers can bring their children or leave them at home. Miller made sure there were activities for kids to enjoy. They can play in a life-size snowglobe, hang out at the coloring station, and enjoy snacks at the hot chocolate bar.

“It’s not just a giveaway. It’s a community event,” Miller said. “Come sit down, have a cup of hot chocolate, take a load off for a while if you need to and just let the kids burn off some energy while they’re there.”

She thanked the sponsors who helped make this giveaway possible, including Tor Hoerman Law, which donated the 30 turkeys. Walmart, Toys 4 Tots, Simmons Hanly Conroy, and Diamond & Pearl Fashion Boutique also donated.

Community members can help out by visiting the official K Miller Foundation website, where you can donate online. Miller hopes next year’s giveaway can be even bigger.

For more information about the K Miller Foundation, including how to help, visit their official website at KMillerFoundation.org or their official Facebook page.

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