'Adopt' Letter From Santa Via The USPS To Give To A Child
Dec 01, 2019 by apost team
Who doesn’t love being around happy children during the holiday season? Few sights can compare with little ones laughing while tearing off the wrapping paper from gifts. This holiday season, you can bring this same joy to children as a real-life Santa Claus.
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Operation Santa is a program created by the United States Postal Service (USPS) to give everyday citizens the opportunity to respond to letters to Santa. Both individuals and families can send Santa letters. Requests range from clothing to toys and reflect the heart’s desire of each writer.
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According to KWQC, until December 20, you can read authentic letters to Santa online. Simply visit the USPS specialty Operation Santa website to view handwritten letters from select United States cities addressed to the North Pole’s most famous resident.
Once you’ve found a letter that resonates with you, simply purchase the gift and bring it to your local post office for shipping. USPS will make sure it gets to its recipient this holiday season.
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If you’re lucky enough to live in New York City or Chicago, you’re in for even more of a treat according to USA Today. Letters to Santa are available to see in person. See the heartfelt drawings and sentiments of Santa letter writers for yourself before making a dream or two come true.
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A chance to be someone’s secret Santa can make your spirit soar! What’s the best gift you gave? Are you planning on helping Santa this year through USPS’s Operation Santa? Deliver a bit of joy with your holiday story or inspire others to make this holiday season a bit brighter for an individual or family.