Good things arrive
in envelopes.
A toy you’re dreaming of. An adventure you’d love to have. Someone you’d like to make smile. There’s room for all of it in a letter.
Visit the writing deskSOMEWHERE NORTH OF ORDINARY
The lights are on. The cocoa is warm.
And there’s a place for your wishes here.
Pull up a chair at the North Pole Workshop. Big wishes, little wishes, and all the lovely things that make you you are welcome.
Write a letter to Santa
TAKE THE SCENIC ROUTE
The best part of Christmas?
Making a little of it together.
A toy you’re dreaming of. An adventure you’d love to have. Someone you’d like to make smile. There’s room for all of it in a letter.
Visit the writing desk
RUDOLPH’S CORNERRudolph reminds us that what makes us different can be something wonderful. Here, you never have to be like anyone else to belong.
Play Find RudolphDear friend, there’s only one you in the whole wide world. That’s a pretty wonderful thing. Keep being you. With a little nose-glow, Rudolph ✧
FROM THE WORKSHOP NOTICEBOARD
Pick a tiny bit of kindness to carry into your day.
Tell someone one thing you love about them.
GROWN-UPS HELPING GROWN-UPS
Some years, a family could use an extra hand. Other years, there’s a little more to share. Our Christmas Kindness Board is a place to begin.
Posts are reviewed before they appear. Contact details stay with the workshop.
Come as you are. Bring your imagination.
We’ll bring the stationery.
Or email [email protected]
A QUIET WORD FOR THE GROWN-UPS
Would you like a copy of your family’s letters? Contact the workshop before your child writes, using the same email address your family will send from. We’ll help you arrange it personally.
[email protected]This is an independent, family-run Christmas project. Santa’s inbox and the parents’ inbox are read by the same workshop caretaker. Letters are never posted publicly. Copies are arranged with the parent or guardian; we don’t automatically forward letters to people who request them.
Please help children send from a grown-up’s email account. A first name or nickname is plenty. Leave out home addresses, schools, phone numbers, birthdays, photos, and other private details.
The writing desk prepares a draft on your device. You review and send it in your own email app. We don’t save letter drafts on this website, use advertising trackers, or create children’s accounts. Email services and the website host process the information needed to deliver mail and serve pages.
We count daily page views and a few activities, such as opening an email draft or playing the game. Those counts don’t contain names, email addresses, letter text, visitor identifiers, or saved IP addresses. Opening a draft is not counted as sending a letter.
The Kindness Board is for adults. Submissions and the adult’s contact email are stored privately for review; only an approved request or offer appears publicly. Contact emails are never displayed. Please leave out children’s names, addresses, photos, and other identifying details. Contact the workshop to correct, close, or remove your post.
We’ll do our best to bring a little joy, but a letter doesn’t promise a reply or a gift. If you’d like a letter deleted, contact [email protected] from the address that sent it.