Lexington Fraternal Order of Firefighters asking for space for annual Toy Program

The Lexington Fraternal Order of Firefighters has begun a public search for a space to host its annual Lexington Firefighters Toy Program, according to a report published by WKYT on Oct. 22, 2026.

The organization said it is asking for help finding a suitable venue so the annual toy distribution event can be held as planned, connecting firefighters and community partners with children and families in the Lexington area.

While the report does not specify the preferred size, type of facility, or the reason the search is needed, it frames the request as part of the group’s ongoing efforts to carry out the Toy Program each year.

The Toy Program is organized by the Lexington firefighters through the fraternal organization, which functions as a community-facing group tied to local fire service members. In seeking a location, the group is effectively asking local property owners and facility managers to step forward to support a public-facing community event.

A change in venue availability, scheduling conflicts, or space requirements can complicate annual events, and the firefighters’ public request indicates they are still working to secure a site before the program proceeds.

Community members who want to assist are directed to respond to the firefighters’ request for space, WKYT reported, without detailing any specific contact information in the summary provided for this write-up.

As the search continues, the next practical step for potential hosts will be to offer a location that can accommodate the needs of the annual program, while also coordinating with the fraternal organization’s planning timeline.

The Lexington Firefighters Toy Program typically relies on local community involvement. The organization’s current request underscores the role that available public and private facilities play in allowing the event to be conducted safely and with enough room for volunteers, participants, and related activities.