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A member of our staff at Santa Claus Inc. walked the 19th annual Believe Walk for the people in our own family who have fought cancer, and found a whole town doing the same thing.

Somewhere

A $104,238 semi-truck load of goods, claimed for $750.

The space between those two numbers is where a cash gift actually gets put to work.

Most people who give to a children’s charity

A region of 4.6 million people runs its nonprofit sector on roughly a tenth of the per-capita foundation funding California averages, and the reasons it persists are structural.

The children who enter foster care and crisis placements don’t wait for the school calendar, and the goods that go out to meet them don’t either.

Foster care doesn’t keep office hours.

When the school year ends, it’s not just the books that get packed up, the most consistent source of food, guidance, and support for a lot of kids in low-income families does too.

In May, San Bernardino County reported good news. The annual Point-in-Time count found 3,821 people homeless on a single night in late January, down 10.2 percent from the year before.[1]

Santa Claus Inc. relies on financial donations to sustain year-round services supporting 250,000+ children and families, including foster care and youth empowerment, through community partnerships.

Support Santa Claus Inc. this holiday to help Inland Empire children with essentials and services. Your financial donation sustains year-round aid, expands reach, and brings hope to families.