Angel Tree 2026
About the Angel Tree Program
Each holiday season, The Salvation Army’s Angel Tree program delivers gifts to keiki, kūpuna, and families in need across Hawaiʻi and the Pacific Islands. What began in the United States in 1979 with wish-filled cards on a mall Christmas tree has grown into a beloved holiday tradition, helping communities celebrate the spirit of Christmas.
As more of our local neighbors face financial hardship, your generosity helps bring hope and holiday cheer to those who need it most. Every gift represents more than a present—it’s a message of care, dignity, and joy.
For Donors
Give a Gift
Statewide Angel Tree Partners
Look for Angel Trees at participating locations of our statewide partners across the islands:
Walmart • Sam’s Club • Central Pacific Bank
Online Walmart Angel Tree Registries for Hawaiʻi
Shop from the comfort of home through our Walmart Registry for Good. Select your island or community, choose a gift, and it will be shipped directly to your local Salvation Army for distribution.
Please note that gifts purchased through our registries go into a larger pool of gifts that each corps selects from, so that no individual is left out.
Coming soon! Check back for links to each island’s registry.
Give In-Person
Prefer to shop locally? Angel Tags are available at Salvation Army corps and partner locations across the islands. Each Angel Tag represents a keiki or kūpuna who registered to receive a gift through the program this Christmas. Pick a tag from the Angel Tree, purchase the suggested gift or something similar, and return the gift, unwrapped, with the tag code to the same location.
Donated gifts are matched with an individual or family in our Christmas gift assistance program. Because each corps serves a unique community, each runs its Angel Tree a little differently. At some corps, each tag names a specific gift for a specific person. Others match gifts with registered individuals ahead of distribution day, and some host a “toy shop” where parents and caregivers choose from donated gifts for their keiki. However your local corps does it, your gift brings joy to a neighbor in need.
Kauluwela Mission Corps (Honolulu)
- Ala Moana Center and Kahala Mall (in front of Macy’s): November 16 – December 13, 10:00am–6:00pm
- Walmart: November 14 – December 14
- More than 25 participating businesses across Honolulu
Kroc Center Hawaiʻi (West, Central, and North Shore Oʻahu)
- Walmart locations
- Kroc Center Hawaiʻi
Kāneʻohe Corps (Windward Oʻahu)
Coming soon. Call the Kāneʻohe Corps at 808-235-1408 for more information.
Kahului Corps, Lahaina, and Molokaʻi
Coming soon.
Hilo Temple Corps
Coming soon.
Honokaʻa Corps
- Angel Tags available at local resorts, banks, and churches
Kona Corps
Available during each location’s business hours
- Aliʻi Health Center
- The Club
- Denny’s
- Department of Education
- Fishhopper Restaurant
- Hawaii Medical Professionals Kona
- Hertz
- Kona Hospital
- Kona Village Resort
- Outrigger Kona Resort & Spa at Keauhou Bay
- Walmart (toy bin by customer service)
- West Hawaii Realtors
- Wyndham
Līhuʻe Corps
- Alamo Rent a Car
- Central Pacific Bank
- County Building (Mayor’s Office)
- Edward Jones
- Hertz
- Hilton Kapaʻa
- Kauai Beach Villas
- Kauai Fitness Center
- Toys for Tots and Toys for Tots Shop with a Cop
- Veterans Center
- Walmart
Hanapēpē Corps
Coming soon. Call the Hanapēpē Corps at 808-335-5441 for more information.
Guam Corps
United States Marine Corps Toys for Tots drop-off. Date coming soon.
For Families, Keiki, and Kūpuna
Sign Up for Christmas Gift Assistance
Each corps has its own Angel Tree sign-up dates, eligibility, and gift pickup. Find your island and corps below for 2026 details. Most locations ask for proof of age, residency, and/or income.
Kauluwela Mission Corps (Honolulu)
Sign-up: By appointment only. Call 808-521-6551 to be screened and scheduled. Phone scheduling: September 14–30, 8:00am–12:00pm. In-person sign-ups: October 1–2 and October 8–9, 8:00am–11:45am and 1:00pm–3:00pm, at Kauluwela Mission Corps (296 N. Vineyard Blvd., Honolulu).
Who can sign up: Keiki ages newborn–17 and seniors
What to bring: Valid photo ID, birth certificate for each child, proof of residency, and proof of income
Gift pickup: December 17–19, 9:00am–12:00pm and 1:00pm–3:00pm, at Kauluwela Mission Corps (296 N. Vineyard Blvd., Honolulu)
Kroc Center Hawaiʻi (West, Central, and North Shore Oʻahu)
Sign-up: October 5 – November 11, online. One in-person intake day on November 6.
Who can sign up: Keiki ages 0–12 and kūpuna
What to bring: Proof of residency, ID for adults, and birth certificates for children 12 and under
Gift pickup: December 17, at Kroc Center Hawaiʻi
Kāneʻohe Corps (Windward Oʻahu)
Coming soon. Call the Kāneʻohe Corps at 808-235-1408 for more information.
Who can sign up (all Maui County locations): Keiki ages 0–12 and kūpuna 62+
What to bring: Proof of residency, ID for adults, and birth certificates for children 12 and under
Kahului Corps
Sign-up: October 1–31, online or in person at Kahului Corps
Gift pickup: December 18–19, 9:00am–3:00pm, at Kahului Corps (45 W. Kamehameha Ave., Kahului)
Lahaina
Sign-up: October 1–31, online or in person at Kahului Corps
Gift pickup: December 18–19, 9:00am–3:00pm, at Kahului Corps (45 W. Kamehameha Ave., Kahului)
Hilo Temple Corps
Sign-up: October 1–31, or until all slots are filled. Keiki sign up online. Kūpuna may sign up in person on a walk-in basis.
Who can sign up: Keiki ages 0–12 and kūpuna 55+
What to bring: Photo ID for applicant and birth certificates for children 12 and under
Gift pickup: December 18, 9:00am–4:00pm, at Hilo Temple Corps (219 Ponahawai St., Hilo)
Kona Corps
Sign-up: October 1–31. Keiki sign up online. Kūpuna sign up in person at Kona Corps, Tuesday–Thursday, 10:00am–3:00pm.
Who can sign up: Keiki ages 0–12 and kūpuna 55+
What to bring: Photo ID for applicant and birth certificates for keiki
Gift pickup: December 18, 9:00am–4:00pm, at Kona Corps (75-223 Kalani St., Kailua-Kona)
Honokaʻa Corps
Sign-up: October 1–29, in person at Honokaʻa Corps, Kokua Ministries (Waimea), Waikoloa Community Church, and Gospel of Salvation (Hawi)
Who can sign up: Keiki ages 0–12 and kūpuna 55+
What to bring: ID for adults and birth certificates for children 12 and under
Gift pickup: Wednesday, December 16, at the Honokaʻa, Waimea, Waikoloa, and Hawi locations
Līhuʻe Corps
Sign-up: November 1–30. Sign up online, through Toys for Tots, or in person on Wednesdays, 12:00pm–2:00pm, at Līhuʻe Corps (4182 Hardy St., Līhuʻe).
Who can sign up: Keiki ages 0–14 and kūpuna 55+
What to bring: Birth certificates for keiki, proof of address, and proof of income
Gift pickup: Saturday, December 19, 9:00am–2:00pm, at Līhuʻe Corps (4182 Hardy St., Līhuʻe), by scheduled appointment
Questions: Call Līhuʻe Corps at 808-245-2571
Hanapēpē Corps
Coming soon. Call the Hanapēpē Corps at 808-335-5441 for more information.
Guam Corps
Sign-up: Fridays, October 2–30, in person only at the Family Service Center, Tiyan Campus
Who can sign up: Children ages 0–15
What to bring: Mayor’s Verification and adult ID
Gift pickup: December 16–18, 8:30am–3:30pm, at the Family Service Center, Tiyan Campus
Questions: Contact Maricel Dizon at (671) 477-9872 or maricel.dizon@usw.salvationarmy.org
Please contact your local corps with any specific questions about sign-up or gift pickup.