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Roth Auxiliary Gift Shop: 12 Days of Christmas

Thursday, December 06 - Friday, December 21, 2018 | 12:00 am - 11:45 pm

725 Welch Road1st FloorPalo Alto, CA 94304

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Shop at the Roth Auxiliary Gift Shop to score special offers during their 12 Days of Christmas sales! All gift shop proceeds are donated back to Packard Children's to support patients and their families.

December 6: Get 20 percent off logo wear!
December 7: Books
December 10: Lynne Day Personalization (on gifts for adults)
December 11: Lynne Day Personalization (on Christmas stockings)
December 12: Ornaments
December 13: Toys and Stuffed Animals
December 14: Jewelry and Purses
December 17: Children's and Baby Merchandise
December 18: Stocking Stuffers
December 19: Accessories 
December 20: Get 50 percent off Christmas stuffed animals!
December 21: Get 50 percent off all Christmas items!

We hope to see you there! Learn more about the Gift Shop by visiting their website or call them at (650) 497-8596.

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