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King Shocks Toy Drive 2026

Dec 19, 2026 · 10:00 AM
Garden Grove, California, United States

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King Shocks Toy Drive 2026 is a free, family-friendly charity gathering at King Shocks in Garden Grove on Saturday, December 19 from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM PST. Rodeo X Rigs says the public program includes BMX demonstrations, off-road demonstrations, a kids zone, live music, food and drinks, vendors, vehicle builds and a broad off-road/overland showcase. The BMX component is a spectator demonstration: no public BMX rider entry, contest divisions, demo rider list or session times have been published, so visitors should treat the full 10:00 AM–5:00 PM window as event hours and check the organizer’s exact page and social accounts for the detailed demo schedule closer to the date. Public admission is free and no attendee ticket or RSVP is required. The organizer’s contribution page says guests may bring an unwrapped toy in exchange for a raffle ticket or buy raffle tickets on site; both are optional ways to support the drive. The event began in 2023 as a community effort with King Shocks, local off-road groups and the City of Garden Grove, initially benefiting CHOC. Current organizer copy also says vehicle-showcase proceeds support La Casa, but the linked vendor/community-partner form still names the 2025 event and is not presented here as active 2026 registration. The current dedicated Instagram profile says families, pets, rigs and builds are welcome and confirms the next event as December 19, 2026. The organizer has not yet published a 2026 parking or street-closure plan, public-transit instructions, an accessibility plan, capacity, weather/cancellation policy, pet rules, BMX safety-zone rules, raffle pricing, beneficiary allocation, or an exact attraction schedule. This is an Orange County core-area event, roughly 30 road miles southeast of central Los Angeles. Recheck first-party sources before travel, particularly for parking, road closures, demo times and any updated donation guidance.

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Who can enter

Open to the public. Families and pets are welcomed by the current dedicated event profile. The BMX program is a spectator demo; no open BMX rider entry is announced.

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Venue

King Shocks

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