Operation Santa Movie Night
Join Operation Santa for a Movie Night Featuring
Love’s Christmas Journey on December 14
As you’re hopefully aware, Love’s Christmas Journey arrived on DVD on October 30th. To further celebrate the release this holiday season, we have an exciting opportunity for you and your readers to participate in!
Operation Santa is bringing a Hallmark movie night to your home and we would like to invite you and your readers to participate in this event. After viewing the film at home, join @OperationSanta’s Twitter chat about the film for some fun trivia questions, and then head over to http://operationsanta.com/wcc_
Simply tweet @OperationSanta using the hashtags #ChristmasContest and #HallmarkMovieNight on December 14thbetween the hours of 4PM and 7PM PST. In addition to the Twitter chat, visit Operation Santa for your chance to win an iPad, iPad mini, Kindle Fire or other great prizes!
Additionally, if you’re interested in contributing a post on anything from your thoughts on Love’s Christmas Journeyto how you help your community during the holiday season to Santa’s Blog (www.operationsanta.com), please contact Denise Griffitts at santa@operationsanta.com to arrange your post!
For more information on how you and your family can help children in need this holiday season, please visithttp://operationsanta.com/
About Operation Santa
Each Christmas season, thousands of children of all ages and from all parts of the country, send letters addressed to “Santa Claus, North Pole, Alaska“. Unless these letters contain a complete Alaska return address, they remain in the areas from where they were originally mailed. “Postal Elves” go through the letters and sort out those that wish Santa a Happy Birthday from those that express serious need. Local postal workers, individuals, and organizations or companies “adopt” the Dear Santa letters from needy children. They then shop for as many of the items requested in the letters and return to the Post Office with packages ready to mail. Once they pay the proper postage, the package is on its way to a very happy child. For more information, visit http://operationlettertosanta.
Each Christmas season, thousands of children of all ages and from all parts of the country, send letters addressed to “Santa Claus, North Pole, Alaska“. Unless these letters contain a complete Alaska return address, they remain in the areas from where they were originally mailed. “Postal Elves” go through the letters and sort out those that wish Santa a Happy Birthday from those that express serious need. Local postal workers, individuals, and organizations or companies “adopt” the Dear Santa letters from needy children. They then shop for as many of the items requested in the letters and return to the Post Office with packages ready to mail. Once they pay the proper postage, the package is on its way to a very happy child. For more information, visit http://operationlettertosanta.
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