Product Donations
Shirts, hats, stickers, sponsor swag, and useful off-road gear help the drive feel tied to the community that is making it happen.
Holiday Toy Drive For Baja Kids
Offroad Xmas brings the off-road community together to deliver toys, apparel, sponsor gear, and real holiday support to kids in Cabo San Lucas and nearby communities.
The Mission
This project works because it starts with a simple goal and a community that already knows how to move fast, plan well, and show up in person.
Baja California has long treated off-road racing as more than a weekend hobby. It is a community rhythm. Race week brings out families, sponsors, crews, welders, tire shops, and people who know how to move fast when something needs to happen.
Offroad Xmas takes that same energy and aims it at a different finish line: getting toys, useful products, and holiday support to kids in Cabo San Lucas and nearby communities. The project has included Casa Hogar, Ninos del Capitan, and school stops that benefitted from the extra reach of the drive.
The archive on this site is not just decoration. It shows the project in motion: volunteers sorting, kids opening gifts, shirt programs carrying sponsor support, and the kind of day that only happens when logistics and heart both show up.



How To Help
The best contributions are generous and organized. Offroad Xmas works best when donors think about the full chain from shipping box to delivery day.
Shirts, hats, stickers, sponsor swag, and useful off-road gear help the drive feel tied to the community that is making it happen.
Wrapped or unwrapped toys are welcome. Grouping by age or type makes the receiving side much faster and more accurate on delivery day.
Small brands and large brands both have a lane. Short shirt runs, sticker packs, and cleanly packed apparel still make a visible difference.
If shipping is not possible, sharing the site, the gallery, and the video still helps the next donor understand why the project matters.
Video
The archive matters, and so does the energy of the day itself. This video gives a faster sense of what Offroad Xmas feels like in real life.
The YouTube video adds movement, atmosphere, and context that photos alone cannot carry. It is a strong way to understand the project before sending support.
Watch on YouTubeUpdated Shipping
Use the updated address below on every donation box and include a simple packing note inside the shipment.
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Offroad XmasGallery Archive
The galleries show the project across multiple years at Casa Hogar, Ninos del Capitan, and related stops.
The first Casa Hogar gallery from the early Offroad Xmas years.
Additional 2015 outreach moments from the toy drive archive.
The 2016 return to Casa Hogar with more product support and stronger documentation.
A broader 2016 photo set showing scale, school support, and delivery-day momentum.
Blog
The blog turns the photo archive into practical guidance on donations, shipping, sponsor support, and delivery-day planning.
Why racing families, crews, and support brands are uniquely suited to build a repeatable holiday drive for kids in Baja.
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A practical guide to sending toys, shirts, hats, stickers, and useful kid-friendly gear that can be sorted fast and handed out well.
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A shipping and packing guide for Offroad Xmas donors who want their boxes to arrive clean, readable, and easy to sort.
Read articleFrequently Asked Questions
These are the questions that come up most often when someone is deciding what to send or how to help.
Toys, shirts, hats, stickers, sponsor swag, and practical kid-friendly items all fit the project well. The strongest shipments are clearly packed, easy to sort, and age-appropriate for the stop they are meant for.
They can be wrapped or unwrapped. Unwrapped donations are easier to sort by age and category before delivery day, especially when one shipment is serving more than one stop.
Yes. Hats, shirts, stickers, and branded off-road gear help connect the holiday drive to the culture the kids already see around them. Those items also stretch a shipment beyond toys alone.
The current shipping route listed on this site is Offroad Xmas, 9785 Marconi Drive, Suite U, San Diego, California 92154. That address should also appear on any internal packing note you include inside the box.
The gallery matters because it shows proof of work. It helps future donors understand the scale of the drive, the kinds of stops involved, and the way sponsor support turns into a real day for kids in Baja.
Smaller support still matters. Share the site, send a tight box of useful items, contribute apparel or stickers, or help sponsor print runs and sorting costs. A repeatable drive is built from many small contributions done well.