“Miss Jingles & crew,  Thought back to my encounter with you in 2014 when I came across a single mom today who is hesitant to introduce her young daughter (toddler) to Santa. Her daughter has asked to see Santa but she doesn’t want her daughter to think that some man receives credit for dropping presents under the tree and not her. I wish she could see it’s more about the spirit of Christmas and not Santa himself.  I am also a single mom who has a 5yr old boy and I try to get him involved in some sort of community service/involvement each year.  I believe it is about the bigger picture and the true meaning- which you and your crew are all about.  I was trying to figure out how to reply to the mom with a positive note on the spirit of Christmas. Made me think back to my encounter with you. Back in 2014, the gentleman I was with that day was inspired by the email I sent you and decided to make a donation to Right to Life in my name to spread cheer. The joy spread beyond me then and I’m still reflecting on it today. I thought you might like to know crossing paths with you brought joy in 2014 and is still continuing to spread joy today.  I hope you are still continuing the spread of Christmas cheer.: Sarah S.

“We were in Noodles, in Royal Oak, as you were spreading the Christmas Spirit.  Thanks for our Jingle Bell Necklaces.  You put a smile on the faces of our two little girls (us too)!
Thank you and Merry Christmas!”

“We were dining at Mr.  B’S and you guys came through.  That was awesome!  Thank you for your time and commitment to spreading Joy.  God Bless you!”

“Thank you for spreading the holiday cheer! It really made our day and brought smiles and joy into our lives. We wore our bells all day and shared our candy canes with our family. We went shopping later today and decided to pass along some Christmas cheer by buying an extra toy and donating it to toys for tots. It’s people like you guys that make the world a better place! Thank you, thank you, thank you”