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– Christmas news covered by Quincy Quarry News
Santa is apparently not universally popular.
As has been brainwashed into the consciousness of American consumers, many opt to work off a Thanksgiving food coma is to hit the malls right after the second helping of pumpkin pie.
Not all, however, are wild about the whole usual Christmas thing and which these two tikes have clearly expressed.
Others similarly disposed might want consider opting for the core reason for the season and help others less fortunate.
The art of a child
A Christmas in the City graphic
For example, consider helping out Christmas in the City to help out homeless and in transition families.
Now in it is twenty-seventh year of providing good will and more to those less fortunate, the all-volunteer Christmas in the City hosts memorable Christmas party at the Boston Convention Center for over three thousand in need as well as provides toys to thousands more children of modest means.
Not only do attendees receive a personal gift bag, the event includes transportation to and from the party, lunch, live entertainment, all manner of moon bounces, clowns, crafts, pony rides as well as a visit by the Big Guy himself.
A truly legendary Christmas in the City supporter
A file photo
Other party features include free haircuts, dental checks and various other things that families in need often have to forgo.
Christmas in the City also provides Thanksgiving Day dinner food baskets as well as via its Adopt a Family program provides year round support to families to establish stable residences.
In short, ’tis the season to provide comfort and joy regardless of one’s faith, beliefs or ethnicity.
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Christmas in the City is one thing. A positive and kind way to help people in need.
Christmas in the City of Quincy is something else entirely. Apparently, in the spirit of “giving is better than receiving”, and after driving a significant number of commercial taxpayers away from the city, the mayor is ‘giving’ the remaining ones a nice tax reduction.
Ho, Ho, Ho — Merry Christmas And in this spirit of ‘giving’, the already stretched-thin residential taxpayers of Quincy will be ‘giving’ even more of their hard-earned money to cover the inept, bumbling, spendthrift policies of the “CEO.”
Ho, Ho, Ho … Christmas in the Q