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Santa and his elf visit Eloises Cooking Pot

Tacoma, WALocal News

On December 18, Santa and his elf made a heartwarming visit to Eloise’s Cooking Pot Food Bank, delighting attendees of all ages with gifts and holiday cheer. This cherished annual event, a tradition for nearly ten years, was originally scheduled to take place at the Tacoma Dome but was relocated due to severe weather conditions, including damaging winds that posed safety risks. Ahndrea Blue, founder and CEO of the Making A Difference Foundation, emphasized the importance of safety for both volunteers and attendees, leading to the decision to host the festivities at the food bank's McKinley Avenue location. This story not only captures the essence of holiday giving but also showcases the resilience of community organizations in the face of adversity. Looking forward, the food bank is set to unveil significant projects and resources aimed at enhancing its community impact in 2025, reminding us all of the importance of support and joy during the holiday season.

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