Santas Elves Kids Giving to Kids Inc.
Santas Elves Kids Giving to Kids Inc.
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More about this organization
Mission
This non profit creates places, spaces, and ideas for kids to become involved in community service, volunteering, and giving year round. It is where kids learn their actions matter and they can make a diffrence. It is where they learn to give back and be local heroes.
About
Santa Elves Program - a whopping 641 families across Colorado opened their hearts and wallets Saturday to give a record number 2,500 children in in the Denver Housing Authority presents for Christmas. That's 25-percent more children who were served than last year. That's the most families ever involved and the most children served since the face-to-face giving program began in 2010. A record 130 volunteers also participated in the event on December 9, 2017. The families gave gifts to children they chose to help, in person, who live in the poorest area of the state. Eighty-five percent of their parents earn less than 11,000 a year, according to the Denver Post.
