Over on TikTok, several videos have popped up from moms who are upset about the gifts that their children received from the Angel Tree program, with some complaining that their shopper bought things that weren’t on their list and some just mad that they didn’t get as much as they thought they should.

In a TikTok, Shay Jackson shows off the items she bought for her Angel Tree child, but some viewers are convinced she didn't do enough to fulfill her wishes.

Conversely, some Angel Tree recipients have shared disappointment with their gifts. One TikTok user, who later made her account private, described her haul as “frustrating,” noting that items like clothes didn’t match the requested sizes and other gifts, like Play-Doh and a basketball, weren’t on the list.

However, 40 angels' gifts have not been returned. If the angel gifts are not returned, donations from St. Nicholas of Myra and St. Mary's churches will provide gifts for the remaining children.

Cars and vans kept coming to Muskogee Salvation Army Friday morning as volunteers rushed to distribute Angel Tree gifts.

The Angel Tree Program is facilitated by The Salvation Army and helps provide Christmas gifts for children around the country

The Salvation Army in Kingsport distributed gifts to 458 families this holiday season through the organization's annual Angel Tree Program.