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Giving Tuesday: Become a Secret Santa for Caritas Family Solutions

Caritas Family Solutions has kicked off its annual Secret Santa campaign - which helps provide holiday gifts & year-round support to more than 1,700 foster kids.

ST. LOUIS — Caritas Family Solutions has kicked off its annual Secret Santa Campaign which helps provide Christmas gifts and year-round support to more than 1,700 foster kids in the Metro East and Southern Illinois. Caritas Family Solutions is the largest provider of foster care services in Southern Illinois and the second largest in the state. Every year, Caritas Family Solutions relies on generous donors to help make dreams come true for more than 1,700 children in our care and helps create lasting memories for these children. The goal of the Secret Santa program is to make Christmas a little brighter for foster children and provide year-round support for Caritas’ services. To become a Secret Santa, go online to caritasfamilysolutions.org/secretsanta or in person to one of the participating locations throughout Metro East and Southern Illinois and select a Secret Santa tag.

On Giving Tuesday, CEO Gary Huelsmann, joined Mary in studio to explain Caritas Family Solutions’ mission. Caritas services include adoption, pregnancy care for women who are homeless, foster care, counseling, residential treatment for children healing from abuse and/or neglect, independent living for adults with developmental disabilities (CILA), and assisted living and employment assistance for low-income seniors. To make donation, you can also do that by going to their website. You can donate by phone, online or by mailing in a check. All donations will go to support the services Caritas provides.

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