Project Teddy Bear & Friends Nonprofit

Gloryland Ministries is accepting donations of NEW and gently loved teddy bears and other stuffed animals!

We collect stuffed animals of all sizes, all year long. The stuffed animals that are donated are washed, and prayer tags are added with a ribbon.  The stuffed animals are redistributed year-round to individuals, organizations, church groups, schools, and hospitals.

If you would like to donate to the cause, we would appreciate stuffed animals that are furry, cute, cuddly and HUGGABLE. Please no scary looking animals!

Donations can be sent to or left in the drop box on the front porch of:

Rev. Tami Wenger
8908 US Highway 68 North
West Liberty, Ohio 43357
(Located 1/4 mile SOUTH of West Liberty on 68, between Liberty Motors & Yoder Concrete. Look for the Project Teddy Bear & Friends sign in front of tree by the driveway.)
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If you would like Rev. Tami to come speak about Project Teddy Bear & Friends to your group, please call today!
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Project Teddy Bear & Friends was started in 2007. On March 9, 2016, Project Teddy Bear & Friends became an official 501c3 non-profit organization. Below are the numbers of stuffed animals donated and distributed each year since the project started.  THANK YOU to all who donated and helped bring a smile to someone's face!
2007 - 225 stuffed animals
2008 - 1,766 stuffed animals
2009 - 4,328 stuffed animals
2010 - 3,890 stuffed animals
2011 - 4,348 stuffed animals
2012 - 1,045 stuffed animals
2013 - 897 stuffed animals
2014 - 773 stuffed animals
2015 - 909 stuffed animals
2016 - 3,023 stuffed animals
2017 - 2,305 stuffed animals
2018 - 2,052 stuffed animals
2019 - 1,359 stuffed animals
2020 - IN PROGRESS

We reached our goal of receiving 20,000 stuffed animal donations in our first 10 years on November 6th, 2017!
We had a total of 23,509 donations in the first 11 years!
We are working on our second 20,000 goal and hope to reach it before our 20th year anniversary. 

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How to Donate to Project Teddy Bear & Friends

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