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How the Children’s Museum is spreading holiday cheer

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A GIF of guests at the "Supper with Legendary Santa" event.

The Children’s Museum of Richmond relies on donations from individuals, organizations, and foundations to serve more than 200,000 visitors each year.

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Every December, the Children’s Museum of Richmond invites 100 families in need from local community organizations to “Supper with Legendary Santa,” an annual tradition supported by partners like M&T Bank.

Guests enjoy a merry evening filled with free museum access, photos with Santa, books for each child, “Fawn Shop” bucks for holiday shopping, and a delicious holiday feast.

Psst.. When you support the museum’s Family Engagement programs, you help keep this beloved tradition alive.

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