Jill Kelly Productions, The Hardcore Source, Skye Blue's Digital Blue Studios, Las Vegas Novelties Las Vegas Novelties and MoFo Wear to sponsor the first Adult XXXMas Party and Toy Drive to benefit Native American Children. The party kicks off at 9pm at Barfly, with a complimentary vodka bar from 9pm to 10pm, and music from DJ Krash ( resident Playboy DJ extraordinaire).

'Brain Upgraft (of The Hardcore Source) and I share a mutual love and respect for Native American Indian Culture, particularly that of the Eastern and Western Shoshone Indians, and the Northern Arapaho," says Blue. "He's been doing the toy and gift drive for over 10 years now, and this year I was invited to join him.'

Blue and Upgraft are looking for new toys, clothes, shoes, sporting equipment and anything else that may be of interest or use to children under 18 years-old. For those in an extra giving mood, Blue notes that the tribe's elders are in need of blankets, socks, scarves and gloves. Upgraft will deliver the donations to the reservation along with Blue, who is donating her studio space as the drop-off depot for donations. Those in need of a non-profit number for tax deductions can contact either Blue (Skye@SummerSkyes.com) or Upgraft (Brian@TheHardcoreSource.com) for further info.

'There is much need that is publicized outside of our wonderful Country, which can lead us to forget about the needs here in our own back yards,' says Blue. 'Most Americans are under the impression that the government pays Native Americans to be on these reservations, but that is very untrue. A lot of reservations have a 75-80% unemployment rate, and around the holidays it's difficult on the families because they have to decide whether to buy toys for their children or firewood and coal for heat. Having very little running water on the reservation and having to battle the elements of Mother Nature during the winters by walking to the water pumps and outhouses, the needs here are high and attention from most media and our government very low.'

For more information about the Indian Reservation, Blue invites you to visit Landerchamber.org/RES.htm.