How do you feel about this series of toys, /toy/? I wanted to

I've seen kids who definitely belong to families in poorer demographics with Titan figures, and every one of those kids was having a blast with them. Of course, it all depends on what you think you're donating to and what franchises are available for these kids to watch on TV or cell phones.
If you want to donate with an eye towards younger kids, donate cars and trucks. If you want to get older kids to legitimately expand their minds, donate books, science toys and quality plastic building blocks.

younger kids almost always gravitate towards larger vs. more detailed/articulated so these are always a really good bang for the buck

however, too young and they tend to like more generic stuff like >>6294010
says

>>6293986
Are you already thinking about Christmas in April?

>>6294010

I'm shooting for the 5-7/8'ish demographic, so hopefully these work. Honestly, I'm not trying to save the world. I just want to make some little guy smile and give him a damn Iron Man.

>>6294336

That's what I've observed too. And they're actually on sale at Walmarts around me, so it's been $8 versus the usual 10. Hell, I found a Hulkbuster in this series on clearance for $5 today.

>>6294447

I admit that I am. I have the extra cash currently and the extra storage, so I'm going to go ahead and get started. I've wanted to donate for some time now and never did, so I'm honestly late in my own opinion. Plus I figure it's best to do it now and not clean out shelves to spite desperate parents later in the year.

>>6294447
>>6294486
honestly I dont know why more people dont buy stuff when it goes on a good sale and not the shittier ones closer to christmas