Three Kings’ Day takes on special meaning with the Letty Coppel Foundation, bringing toys, joy, and support to low-income communities.
Every January 6th, families across Mexico celebrate Three Kings’ Day, a tradition filled with excitement, generosity, and togetherness. Beyond gifts and family gatherings, this date symbolizes the desire to share moments of joy with those who need it most. In this context, the Letty Coppel Foundation has spent years promoting special initiatives that strengthen community bonds as part of its social programs, whose purpose is to provide support, care, and well-being to people living in vulnerable conditions.
One of the most representative efforts of the Letty Coppel Foundation during this season is its traditional toy drive, an initiative that plays a central role within its social programs. This toy drive is organized to collect new toys donated by collaborators, partners, and community members, which are later distributed to children during the January 6th celebration.
Each year, the communities of Mazatlán and Los Cabos witness these events aimed at strengthening the social fabric.
The foundation invites everyone to reflect on the importance of giving, sharing, and recognizing the needs of those living in less favorable conditions.
