Santa’s Virtual Mailbox

At Kris & Holly, I am privileged to do so many wonderful things as Santa Claus However, my favorite part of the season is receiving authentic letters from children and responding to them. Since 2020, Kris & Holly has been working with police departments, libraries, human services departments, and more to bring a unique form of joy to children throughout the world. And now you can send a letter to Santa and get a response at any time.

All letters are read and responded to by me, usually within 72 hours. You will receive a response from Santa in PDF form at the email address you provide (please make sure this is your address and not your child’s). We use the OpenDyslexic Font for those children who have Dyslexia. It is deliberately unsigned. The idea is you can print out the response and sign it yourself so it has a bit of you in it as well.

This service is always free and always welcome.

INSTRUCTIONS: To send a letter to Santa, please take a photo (or otherwise digitally capture) your child’s letter and send it, along with the additional fields below. Most file types are fine. The size limit is 10MB.

Letter to Santa Form

Child's First Name

Please enter the child's preferred first name.

Age

Gender

Male

Female

Non-Binary

What puts the child on the Nice List this year?

In what ways could the child do better next year?

School/Favorite teacher?

Hobbies/Talents?

Elf's Name

Pets

Any questions for Santa?

Any additional information

Okay to consider the letter for the next edition of Tales from Kris & Holly?

Check here if you would like your child's letter to be considered for a future edition of Tales from Kris & Holly (published letters get an acknowledgement in the book and a free copy).

Yes

Donations

If you would like to donate something toward this effort:

Kris & Holly never accepts money for responses from Santa. However, if you would like to donate money to a worthy cause, we recommend the following:

United 24 - Helping Ukraine defend itself and rebuild.

Magen David Adom - Jewish Red Cross

IFRC - International Red Cross and Red Crescent

St. Jude’s Hospital

OpenDyslexic - Providing typefaces for readers with Dyslexia. Tales from Kris & Holly and all letters from Santa are written in OpenDyslexic 3.0 font.