Kailand & Mandla Morris, the sons of legendary singer-songwriter, Stevie Wonder, are giving back to those less fortunate during the holiday season and recently stopped by a local toy drive to drop off a load of presents.

Kailand and Mandla participated in the Life After Sports holiday toy drive at the Sports Academy in Thousand Oaks, which was organized by Snoop Dogg’s youth football organization in collaboration with his son, Cordell Broadus. The Morris brothers personally delivered a trunk load of presents for the charity efforts, which will then be given to children in the Los Angeles community.

“My father & mother always taught me to give and look out for others,” Mandla Morris said about the importance of charity. He added, “It’s important for me to give back during this time of the year, it’s been a hard year for everyone.”

Kailand Morris gave a shoutout to Snoop Dogg and his son for organizing the event: “I want to thank Snoop Dogg & Cordell for having me and my brother out!”

Adding to the spirit of giving, Kailand also vowed to donate a portion of the proceeds from his signature fashion line, KOM Worldwide, back to the L.A. community.