INDIANAPOLIS — 5,000 children in central Indiana will have a brighter Christmas, thanks to the Salvation Army's "Angel Tree" program.
Wednesday was one of the five days volunteers will hand out toys.
And while families are receiving gifts this week, the Salvation Army said it's not too late for you to donate.
We've learned 1,400 angels were not adopted but still had their wishes fulfilled.
"When we register a family for assistance, we guarantee to them that we will provide for them, and we don't want to leave anyone out. So receiving donations to help offset that cost would be fantastic," Maj. Rachel Stouder said.
The Salvation Army said it also needs volunteer bell ringers. The money raised during the holiday season covers expenses for the entire year. Click here for more information.