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Christmas Unlimited
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Established in 1923, Christmas Unlimited is one of the Pikes Peak region's oldest charities, providing toys for children of families in need at Christmas and school supplies before school starts each fall.
What sets Christmas Unlimited apart from similar programs is its method of gift distribution. Each client is issued a “shopping pass” with points allocated relative to the number of children they have. Parents spend their points to “purchase” gifts for their children. This allows the parents to select what they want for their children and empowers them to be the most important part of the process. This method of distribution promotes family unity and parental self-worth-having an impact far beyond that of making a child happy on Christmas Day. We believe that the parents should be the family's heroes, not the organization or its volunteers.
What sets Christmas Unlimited apart from similar programs is its method of gift distribution. Each client is issued a “shopping pass” with points allocated relative to the number of children they have. Parents spend their points to “purchase” gifts for their children. This allows the parents to select what they want for their children and empowers them to be the most important part of the process. This method of distribution promotes family unity and parental self-worth-having an impact far beyond that of making a child happy on Christmas Day. We believe that the parents should be the family's heroes, not the organization or its volunteers.
3 recommendations and reviews from 2 people
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October 13, 2017
Lilly S. asked:Iso FREE - Colorado Springs, CO Iso first holiday here in Colorado have 3 kids I wasn't sure if anyone know if they assist with Christmas tree or Christmas decorations I hope my kids can have a good holiday I know it's not all about gifts and decorations but it has been pretty hard for a couple yrs I don't want to take advantage of anyone I am working but all I make goes to bills and rent since I have been behind on everything since we moved thank u in advanceKatrina J. replied:Christmas Unlimited 719-597-1821 and Salvation Army is 910 Yuma St, 719-884-1054Brandy S. replied:Christmas unlimited check their FB pageKatrina J. replied:You can also buy decorations at the Dollar Tree. Buy a few each paycheck. I am on a very fixed income and there have been times when I had to buy my grandkids gifts from Dollar tree. There is also Christmas Unlimited. You have to apply for it, but they have a big event a few days before Christmas where the kids get to pick out gifts, get coats and you get food. You need to apply now. Your kids school probably has that information or go online. Also Salvation Army has something like this but a lot smaller.
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