Good old fashion morals and values demonstrated by Florida kids in hard times

Dec. 5, 2010 - PRLog -- There is a real Santa living amongst us. Luke Barron is a freshman at Olympic Heights and he started a Grass Roots project about 5 years ago and through parents unemployment, hard times in our community, he has managed to rally our community to help 185 Head Start Program children this year. www.friends4kids-operationhobo.com.

On December 10th, at 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM (Delray Full Service Center) we will be getting a visit from Santa and his elves or Hanukkah Helpers. Luke will dress as Santa,and make a grand entrance, while one of the volunteers Ronnie Kramer donates her time and talent to providing live music and sing a longs for the kids to enjoy, we distribute over 500 TOYS and gifts to the teachers as well. Luke's love for reading wants to  promote literacy so each child gets a new book and 2 toys.

This deserves mention because many of people who made this happen have had great personal loss this year, including job loss but they feel that the hard times is where you demonstrate character and the example to your children is vital during these times. Various faiths and economic backgrounds they come together because they understand the true meaning of the holiday spirit.

We just had our annual Gift Wrapping Day where 20 of our friends come and spend the afternoon, wrapping presents and singing Christmas Carols. See attached.......

This is what the holidays are about

Gina Barron
561-212-0724
Email: roadrunnergirl4@aol.com

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H.O.B.O (Helping Others Before Ourselves) Grass roots effort by local 13 yr. boy Luke Barron and his friends to provide books, toys and entertainment to underprivledged kids.