Charity project · since 2025
Mehrli Toys is a charity project that brings warmth to children in need of social protection. We place donation boxes in schools, learning centres and at festivals, and collect the toys no one plays with at home any more.
We clean and disinfect every toy and hand it to children in children's homes, hospitals and kindergartens ourselves. The project is non-commercial and runs on volunteers alone.
Event and children totals are the project's own.
Drop a toy in the box
Our partners
A toy nobody plays with at home reaches another child's arms in five steps.
We agree with a school, learning centre or festival where the box will stand and who will tell pupils and parents. In many places the school's own student ambassadors run it.
From the channelRahimov School in Fergana became the first partner school, October 2025.
We bring a Mehrli Toys box and set it up. Beside it goes a small booklet about the project, so everyone knows why and how the collection works.
From the channelThe box at the Bilim Ziyo learning centre, July 2026.
We collect the full box and sort the toys: broken, torn or unsafe ones with small parts coming off are never given to a child. The rest are sorted by kind and age.
From the channelThe Angren box filled up, August 2026.
Every toy is washed, disinfected and packed to hygiene standards. Only a clean and safe toy reaches a child's hands.
From the channelToys packed for the Blood Transfusion Centre, July 2025.
We go to children's homes, hospitals and kindergartens and put the toy in the child's own hands. Often, with partner projects, we run interactive games and quizzes too.
From the channelKindergarten No. 37 in Angren, with NeuroHope, August 2026.Where our boxes have stood and toys were collected, newest first, each as the channel reported it.
Festival
Japanese Garden, Tashkent
For all three days of the festival, 4 to 6 September, 12:00 to 21:00, our special box stood in the garden. Guests brought soft toys to the picnic and dropped them in themselves.
One rule: the toy must be clean, whole and safe for little ones. Afterwards we thanked everyone who took part; the toys collected will be handed to children.
Learning centre
The centre's team, its pupils and their parents collected a great many soft toys and LEGO sets for the project.
These gifts will go to children in children's homes and hospitals.
School
Tashkent
The box on the campus filled up on the eve of Independence Day.
Thanks to CIS pupils, parents and all the volunteers: these toys will reach their new owners in the coming days.
School
Tajikistan
On 26 August the pupils of Qalam International School in Tajikistan came together to collect toys.
They packed a car's entire trunk until there wasn't an inch of space left.
Learning centre
Millennium main campus, Millennium Chevar, Abu House
Beside our boxes in these three places now sit small booklets about the project.
They explain what the project does, how the toys are prepared and where they go.
School
Angren
Our box in Angren filled right up: a great many toys were collected.
Those toys then went to children in Angren's kindergartens.
Learning centre
We set up a Mehrli Toys donation box at the centre. Well-kept toys children no longer play with can go straight in.
We clean them, disinfect them and deliver them to children in children's homes and hospitals.
School
The school held a Mehrli Toys marathon: for several days pupils and parents collected toys.
The gifts went to children's homes and to children who are seriously ill.
School
Fergana
The second box in Fergana went into this school.
After it, we asked the channel's followers where the next box should go.
School
Fergana
The project's first school box, set up with our ambassadors in Fergana.
The Mehrli Toys marathon that began here ended in November, with gifts for children's homes and seriously ill children. The school's parent community backed it too.
The events the channel reported, newest first. Open one for the full story.
22500+
22 charity events in 2 years and more than 500 children helped. Below are the ones the channel reported.
Yes, please
Please don't
The organisations that worked with the project: who they are, how they helped, and from when to when.
Official partner
Mehrli Toys was founded within this youth initiative, which promotes social action, volunteering and humanity; together we place donation boxes in public places.
Donates toys
One of the largest toy makers in Uzbekistan. Every month it donates new, quality toys to the project, and it took part in the big hand-over of March 2026.
Joint events
A project that designs psychology games for children. Together we visited the Muruvvat children's home and Kindergarten No. 37 in Angren with games and quizzes.
Collected toys
An international school in Tajikistan whose pupils filled a whole car trunk with toys in a day.
Collected toys
The centre's team, pupils and parents collected a great many soft toys and LEGO sets.
Box at the festival
A Tashkent festival: for three days our box stood in the Japanese Garden, and guests dropped their toys in themselves.
Joint event
A project that teaches children robotics. Together we took Mehrli Toys' toys to the Kichik Yulduzchalar kindergarten in Angren.
The team that sets up the boxes, carries the toys and writes up every event.
The project's founder and the leads who run it.
The people who run the boxes, events, media and PR on the ground.
Volunteer, become an ambassador with a box in your school, or partner with us as an organisation. The team reads every application.