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Toys of Hope hosted its 28th annual toy drive on Sunday with volunteers working down to the wire to make sure every child had a toy to unwrap for Christmas.

The event was held at their headquarters in Huntington Station.

"We're already helped 60,000 people,” said Toys For Hope founder Melissa Doktofsky. “And we still have more to help."

Children were able to pick out a toy for themselves for the holidays.