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Miracle on 22nd Street - Letters to Santa

EPISODE · Dec 24, 2017 · 4 MIN

Miracle on 22nd Street - Letters to Santa

from Snap Judgment · host Snap Judgment

You can feel when Christmas starts sweeping New York. The tree goes up in Rockefeller plaza, snow piles on lampposts. For Dylan and Jim, the mailbox at their apartment on 22nd Street starts to fill up with letters to Santa. Thanks so much to the New York Times and Sarah Klein for making this gorgeous mini documentary about Dylan and Jim. It’s a must-watch. If you’re in New York, help Dylan and Jim out by visiting their Facebook page, but they ask that you also participate in Operation Santa. Operation Santa fulfills letters to Santa from children across the nation. You can get your own letter to fulfill at your local post office. Producer: Stephanie Foo

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