More than 5,000 teddy bears and stuffed animals of all sizes, shapes and colors are expected to be collected during the 13th annual Teddy Bear Round-Up and Family Resource Fair, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday at Pearlridge Center, Uptown Center Court. Prevent Child Abuse Hawaii, one of the event sponsors, asks for the public's help by donating a new or gently-used teddy bear or stuffed animal at the event.

There will be free activities for families, parenting tips, refreshments and live entertainment. Winnie-the-Pooh, one of the most popular bears among children, as well as other cuddly costumed characters — Tigger, Elmo and a Disney dalmatian — will be there and available for free phtoo opportunities. Also, the first 500 families that make a donation will receive a special gift and child safety information.

For more information about the Teddy Bear Round-Up and activities relating to Child Abuse Prevention Month, or for information about child abuse prevention programs and activities throughout the year, contact Prevent Child Abuse Hawaii at 951-0200 or preventchildabusehawaii.org.