Picture round-upTake a look at the picture round-up of BBC WM's Jenny Jones and other WM presenters collecting toys, as well as the launch of the Toy Appeal with Breakfast Show presenter Phil Upton. Ensuring a brighter Christmas | | Jenny Jones collecting at Blues v Wolves |
BBC WM’s Christmas Toy Appeal has been working with Social Services for the past 21 years to ensure children across the West Midlands, who face a bleak Christmas, receive at least one new present on Christmas morning. This year, as in previous years, thousands of toys were donated, thanks to the support and generosity of the BBC WM listeners.  | | Collecting at St Andrews |
Toy collection points were set up throughout the West Midlands. Jenny Jones was out and about collecting the toys, as well as various BBC WM presenters. BBC WM's Christmas Toy Appeal Finale took place at the NEC on Monday 18th December. A big thank youBBC WM's Christmas Toy Appeal Co-ordinator, Farah Mehmood was thrilled with the response from listeners.  | | Jimmy Franks at Blues v Wolves |
"We received so many toys, it was wonderful. It means that social services and other organisations helping disadvantaged children across the West Midlands, are all able to ensure a lot of children will benefit from the toys you donated. "It is because of WM listeners that thousand's of children will have a happier Christmas this year, so a big thank you to all of you that donated." | 
