Bringing the North Pole to Northern Kentucky  

Bring the magic of the holiday season to your home with a letter from Santa himself.  

Kenton County Public Library and Kenton County Parks & Recreation are presenting their “Letters to Santa ~ Letters From Santa” program that allows children to write to Santa and receive a letter back. 

To ensure your little one receives a letter from Santa on time, write a letter to Santa and mail it by Dec. 7 at any of the three Kenton County Public Libraries or either of the Kenton County Courthouses. No postage is necessary. However, be sure to include the child’s home address so the post office can help assist Santa in sending back the letters.  

If multiple children live at the same address, make sure the names of each child are legible in order to receive separate, personalized letters from Santa.  

“Keep checking your mailbox for a return letter from Santa… just in time for Christmas!” the press release said.  

The program is free, but donations—non-perishable foods or personal care items—for Be Concerned, a Northern Kentucky food pantry, are requested. There are specially decorated donation bins next to each mailbox for easy drop-off.  The program’s goal is 2,500 letters and 2,500 donated items. 

For information about becoming a “Letters To Santa ~ Letters From Santa” Program Partner or a Partner for any of the Kenton County Parks & Recreation programs, contact Steve Trauger, Recreation Programs Coordinator at (859) 525-PLAY (7529) or steve.trauger@kentoncounty.org.