
In this holiday‑themed YouTube video, MrBeast (Jimmy Donaldson) and his crew embark on a nationwide charitable marathon to make Christmas unforgettable for children and families in need. The team starts by flying a private jet loaded with 10,000 toys, delivering them to children’s hospitals in New York, Washington D.C., Memphis (TN), New Mexico, and the West Coast, with crew members Jake, Marcus, and Chandler each handling regional drops. After the hospital tour, they shift focus to homeless shelters and food banks, purchasing and transporting massive quantities of blankets, jackets, wool socks, gloves, toiletries, canned goods, and other essentials in multiple U‑Hauls. They also pay for college tuition for random students, hand out PlayStations, Nintendo Switches, laptops, and cash to strangers, and give $500 tips to Walmart employees. Throughout the video, MrBeast repeatedly thanks sponsors (Mattel, Best Buy, Sam’s Club) and urges viewers to watch more of his content to fund future giveaways. The narrative is punctuated by enthusiastic, informal banter, repeated “check‑list” confirmations, and a final claim that over 600 families were helped, with a call to subscribe for more charitable stunts.
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What's up guys? I have 10,000 presents, I have an army of elves, and I have a red hat, which basically means I'm Santa Claus and I'm gonna do everything in my power to help people in need have the best Christmas ever. So let's get started. But instead of a sleigh, I got a private jet for our 10,000 toys. Let's do it. Yeah. I'm so glad we got rid of the sleigh. This is so much faster. We have a private jet with 10,000 toys. I'm gonna drop you each off at a different location with thousands of toys. You're gonna give 'em all away. Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah!
Me and Chris made our first stop in New York at this children's hospital, and we just gave them a lot of presents. So we're here at the first hospital and we have a ton of toys. Look at all those bad boys. Obviously, we're not going to show the kids on camera because it's a little disrespectful just to shove cameras in kids' faces. So we're just going to leave a bunch of toys on a table and then they can just grab what they want off camera. Let's go. 4 down, a lot more to go. I got bags of presents. And that's the last of the presents. Yay! We're off to the next location. Then we went straight to DC and hit a different children's hospital. And it's safe to say we had a lot of gifts. You got it. We're just doing it. You got it. I'll give you 3 of these for that bent tin. I'm not in charge. Now that we're done with DC, let's pull up a map. This is where we are. This is where the private jet dropped off Jake, Marcus, Chandler. Let's check on Jake. We are at Le Bonheur Children's Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee. We got a truck full of presents. Let's go hand them out. And as you can see, Jake gave away thousands of toys. Now let's see what Marcus is up to in New Mexico. We got a truck full of toys. Let's go get 'em out. And guess what? Marcus did the same. He had truckloads of toys and he gave them away to multiple hospitals. Now let's wrap up things on the West Coast with Chandler. Guys, we're finally here. Let's give these kids their presents. I want to thank Mattel for helping and donating all these toys to these kids, and they're really going to love them. Now it's time to help homeless shelters and food banks. Yeah! It's currently 20 degrees outside, so homeless shelters need a lot of blankets. Guys, you know the deal. I want all of them. Yeah! We're going to need more carts. Kobe! I can't believe that worked! What ball is that?
Ah!
Bruh. All right, elves, now we need some jackets. They didn't tell us what size, so we're just going to buy them all. Let's keep Keep going. I think I might have to buy these. So the homeless shelter also needs socks. I want all of them. They said they need a lot of wool socks. Uh, elves, I need the next cart. Wait, attention, we found more thick wool socks. There we go, boys. They also said they needed gloves. These are $30 a pop and we bought a ton of them. But guess what? I'm Santa, who cares? Yeah, Santa rocks. The issue with toilet paper and paper towels is it takes up a lot of space. So we have like 30 carts. Now we need some tissue. You ever heard of El Frijol? No. Taylor, you're a special human being. Next thing on the list is the homeless shelters really need peanut butter. Oh my God, peanut butter is heavier than you think it is. Next up is they really need cereal. Look at all the faces. That guy kind of looks like you. Um, why get toast when you can get churros? Dude, they have beans. Beans was not on the list. We need diapers, toiletries, and beans. Those are canned food. Canned food The last one's on the list. We're gonna have to buy extra toilet paper. And formation. So we need a lot more food, so I want a pallet of that, pallet of apples, pallet of green beans, not Oreos, not Oreos, uh, Campbell's, Campbell's Ritz, Ritz. That should be good. And one of the last things they needed was diapers. And then we need toothpaste and toothbrushes, we're good. All right, Jake, go get toothbrushes. We gotta go, we're running out of time. We're gonna check out, they're gonna grab that. Toothbrushes, they need toothpaste.
Colgate.
They give people that come into the shelter a toothbrush. Obviously a lot of people come in, so they just need a ton. Every time we go to a homeless shelter, they're always in short supply. This is a few thousand. We're good. Wow, this is a ton of stuff. Wow. This isn't even everything. Please don't ever stop watching our videos. It's so much fun spending this money. I need more views so I can keep this up. After this video, go watch 10 others. Now that we've gotten literally everything the homeless shelter and food bank told us they needed, we're going to go drop it off. I think it's time we show them what we've bought. Open it up. So this is one U-Haul. This is our second U-Haul, which is mostly beans. This is our third U-Haul. It's full of toiletries. And this is our fourth U-Haul. Kind of the same thing. So now we have to unload this and we don't like doing lots of unloading. All right, I'll multiply. We're going to do a terrible jump cut. Oh, there we go. All right, guys, we need to take all this stuff inside. Let's do it. Let's go. You're good. Come on back now. You're good. Come on back. Keep going. It's only Chris. It's only me. It's just Chris. That's so unimportant. Bought a jackpot. A lot of beans. Whoa. So this first stop's a food bank. So this is all the canned food. Let's do it. Beans. Beans. Beans. Beans. Corn. Corn. We're here to help people. Help food. So Jennifer here works at this food bank, right?
Yes.
So could you just tell our viewers where this food will end up, stuff like that?
So the food that we get here at this particular branch will actually go out to mostly 3 counties. They'll go out to other counties as well. And it goes to many different agencies, soup kitchens, food pantries. Do they need beans? Beans, yes.
We got a lot of beans.
Beans. Protein, canned goods, anything that you basically would want in a meal, people would want that as well.
So just to confirm, this will do a lot of good?
This will do a lot of good. In fact, a lot of this will probably be gone on Monday.
Oh no, really?
If not on Monday, it will be gone on Thursday.
All right, well, that's a challenge. How much do I need to make it past Monday? I'll go buy everything in Sam's Club.
You could, you could.
Say no more, I'm gonna go get more. Only enough canned food until Monday? Well, how about this? Now! Ah! The canned food! They said this would only last until Monday. I want until Sunday. The next one. Good. You stack those boxes. Chris, joke. Don't worry, it's all peachy. Uh, I think we brought plenty of beans. Got more beans. Go grab other canned stuff. Beans! All right, all right. I have such a little, little body, and these cans are so heavy. Jimmy, I think this elf is having some problems here. Is this elf dysfunctional? Let's see how long this food lasts now. Wonderful gift, thank you very much. So now we're actually going to go help a local homeless shelter. Let's make a quick pit stop at a college to pay some tuition. We're currently on a college campus and we're going to pay some tuition. Dude, I've cried here a lot. Hello there, sir. So I'm going to ask you a question. If you answer it right in 3 seconds, I'll give you money. All right, are you ready? Yes. Doesn't matter. Who was our 23rd president? 1, 2, 3. I don't care. You want money? Here you go. Here's a semester of tuition. Thank you. Yep. And here is 13 cents. We have our next victim. All right, let's go get him victimized. We're gonna play a game where we ask you a question. If you get it right, we just give you money. What is the best Nickelback song? Oh, that's correct. None of them. All right, here you go. That's crazy. Thank you so much. You're very welcome. Hey, how's it going? Hello. Do you want to play a game with me? Heel. So I have a question, and if you get it right, we'll give you money. Okay? Okay. Okay. So am I Santa Claus?
Uh-huh.
I'm MrBeast. But we'll still give you money anyways. I don't care. 'Cause he's MrBeast. Yeah, that's right. Now let's help out some homeless people. Oh, I caught it. Earlier we did the food bank. Now we're doing a homeless shelter. Let's do this. Oh. Oh. Oh.
Chandler.
Chaela, I did all that work for nothing. It was so heavy. How are we gonna help people if you can't carry an Eiffel Tower worth of toilet paper? This is actually our third time giving stuff to the shelter. It's something I've been wanting to do for a while, and I'll keep you guys updated, but in 2020, I definitely want to open a few shelters of my own. So all that stuff we brought last time, how many people did it help? Over 600 people just this year. You came last year, so we used up all your stuff and probably lots more. So over 600 families were helped last year. Exactly. So we dropped off diapers, we dropped off blankets, we dropped off jackets, we dropped off wool socks, diapers, paper towels, diapers, a lot of toothbrushes, bed sheets, toothpaste. We got a lot, they should be good. We flew across America with 10,000 toys to help hospitals, check. We gave a food bank thousands of meals, check. We gave this shelter supplies to help hundreds of families, check. We paid off people's tuition, check. Roll the checklist up, there you go, put it in your pocket. There we go, let's do this. So you probably think we've given away enough.
Wrong.
We're going to Best Buy and giving away more. So Chris, how many How many PlayStations do we want? 8 more. Just kidding, just one more.
Only one more.
No, just one more now. That's the last one? Yeah, this is the last one. Okay, that's fine. Okay, well, this is the last. That's perfect. They ran out of PlayStation, so our tower requires PlayStation VR. Sir, are these laptops?
They are.
Can I have them all? Sure, why not? Okay, thank you. And now we're gonna celebrate the holidays by just giving PlayStations to random people. Hey, you guys want some PlayStations? PlayStations? Yeah. Yeah. You want a PlayStation? I would love a PlayStation.
Are you—
Thank you. There you go, sir. PlayStation. Hey, there you go. Thank you, sir. All right, is that everyone in the vicinity? Let's continue to our next destination.
Thank you guys.
Yeah, appreciate it. Merry Christmas. So we're here at Walmart a few days before Christmas and we have all the PlayStations we bought. We're just gonna give 'em to random people. Do any of you want something for free? We only have a set number, so make an orderly line. Just form a line. Here, formalize. Thank you. Shout out to MrBeast. Thank you. Thank you. After giving away stuff all week, we were actually pretty hungry, so we stopped at a local donut shop and ended up taking it over. We're going to man the drive-thru. We're here to give things away. It's going to be a minute. So here's some Nintendo Switches. Here you go. Oh my gosh, MrBeast! Oh, you don't have to pay for it. Just give us 1 minute. Are you sure? Yeah. Paying for donuts when I'm here? Why? They were actually ready. Oh, can you sign the box? Are you going to frame this box of donuts? We're never going to eat them. Yeah. Here you go. Have a good day. Thank you. Merry Christmas. That was satisfying. Hey, did you order a dozen donuts? You don't have to pay for it. You want a laptop? Sure. Here you go. Do you want a laptop as well? Sure. Do you have a friend that needs a laptop? Sure. Thank you. Happy holidays. Thank you. No problem. Here's your donuts. You don't have to worry about paying for them. Okay. And then here's a free PlayStation just 'cause. Okay, thank you. Did you order some donuts? We're giving them to you with 2 Switches. Merry Christmas. There you go. It's their birthday apparently. Oh, is it your birthday? Here's a laptop to celebrate your birthday. Enjoy your donuts. Oh no, don't worry about it. You're good. Merry Christmas. You too. Since you guys were so nice, we want to give all the employees working here $500. Just for fun. Whoa, that's amazing. Here's $500. Not to bother you, here's $500. Oh, here's $500. Thanks for letting us run your drive-through. Thank you. No problem. Here's $500. Hey, here's some money too. Merry Christmas. I feel like I own this place and I don't. So I think we made an accident. I have extra money here. Can you just pay for everyone's donuts? Merry Christmas, y'all. Thank you. You know what? I've been giving away to everyone else. I might as well help my squad. So this is our last stop for the day. You might remember this is the store I literally bought everything in. Good times. But it's super late. They're about to close and no one's here and we need content. I opened a stopwatch. You have until it says 5 minutes and I'll pay for your groceries. Go. Oh, I don't have a place to stay, but okay. Taylor, is that all you're getting? Do you buy like cat litter? I have so many cats. I have 4 cats. You want this? Yeah. Well, too bad. Hey, muffin. Hey. OK. Why did you get so many muffins? Two words, fudge bars.
Wow.
Oh. All right, this is Ryan's weakness. He loves cats. You need to be choosy because your cats matter. They do matter. Also, big info right here, I don't have a cat. But the thing is, how do you get a cat?
Cat food, exactly.
Here's an entire trout. 30 seconds left. Oh, there we—
oh, God.
Let's go.
You good?
We did it. Boom, I'm in. All right, and the award for the least bought goes to these two. Sea trout. I appreciate that. You're welcome. That was me. The ladies come over and they see you got Kern and sea trout. Baby, do you want some Kerns and fish? I think she does. You look like you just moved out of your dorm. I did. Oh yeah, that's right. I did. Plug the sadness out. Who's that, everyone? Wow, you guys suck. And we did it! All the presents are gone. Yeah, look at the difference. It's all gone, guys. You should feel good about yourself. We helped hundreds, maybe even like 1,000 people today who genuinely needed help.
Yay!
Awesome sauce. We just did a lot of good things today and we impacted a lot of lives, and I'm very happy with how this video went, and I hope you are too. So subscribe and I'll see you next time. Easter be sick! 6000. Oh, oh, Mr. B6000, yeah, you know his name. He changed it once or twice, but I think it's here to stay.










