What’s Hot: USPS needs ‘elves’ to fulfill letters written to Santa
Once verified, these volunteers can look through letters children have written to Santa.
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Nov 15, 2022, 1:00 PM
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Updated 619 days ago
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63ds agoThe post office is looking for volunteer ‘elves’ to answer letters to Santa.
Once verified, these volunteers can look
through letters children have written to Santa.
When they find one that strikes their
fancy, they purchase a gift for the writer and send it to them anonymously.
The program has existed for more than 100 years.
Anyone interested must register on the
Operation Santa website and go through an identity verification process.
