Toy Appeal organiser Nigel Wood said: “The service was exactly what it should be, a celebration. We had almost 500 people in Westborough Methodist Church on Sunday night.
“This year we collected more than 40,000 toys, which we estimate will have a value of over £500,000.”
The toys will be delivered to Scarborough, Whitby, Filey, Bridlington, Malton, Ryedale and beyond, helping to brighten Christmas for around 4,000 families.
Mr Wood, who introduced the appeal during his stint as president of the Rotary Club, said: “There is a joy in giving. There is so much love wrapped up in all these presents.
“I just want to say thank you to everybody for “Working together to make a difference in our community this Christmas’
“This year we had 73 businesses involved, it has been the most humbling experience.
“I would especially like to thank St Cecilia’s Care Group for providing three vans to transport the toys and six staff to help with the loading.
"And thank you to everybody who has helped to make Christmas so special”

5. Rotary Club of Scarborough Toy Appeal 2025
Scarborough Community Choir perform Photo: Sam Hay

6. Rotary Club of Scarborough Toy Appeal 2025
Colin Ellis acted as a donation point for the toys Photo: Rotary Club of Scarborough Toy Appeal 2025

7. Rotary Club of Scarborough Toy Appeal 2025
Nigel Wood with James Cliffe from North Yorkshire Council who helps arrange distribution of the toys Photo: Rotary Club of Scarborough Toy Appeal 2025

8. Rotary Club of Scarborough Toy Appeal 2025
The first van is loaded and ready to go Photo: Rotary Club of Scarborough Toy Appeal 2025

