A gifted letter from Santa

If your family can’t pay for a letter right now, you can ask for a gifted one. Other families pay for them through Santa’s Helpers. No proof needed: we trust you. A grown-up fills this in.

Your request

Gifted letters are sent while Santa’s Helpers funds last, in the order requests arrive. If the fund is empty, your request joins the waiting list and we’ll email you when it’s mailed. You can download a free printable letter right now, so your child won’t miss out.

Opening Santa’s gift desk…

Each letter is written just for your child by our AI elf helper, using the details you share, and checked by automatic safety filters before anyone sees it. Please read it before sharing it with your child.

1. Your consent

Required: I’m a parent, guardian or family member (18+) sending this with the parent’s permission. I’m giving these details myself so Santa can write and mail this letter. Santa Live keeps them private, uses them only for this letter, and deletes them after the holidays (by January 6, or 30 days after mailing if later).

Required: I’m asking for a gifted letter because my family can’t pay for one right now.

One request per home each Christmas. More in the privacy policy.

2. The children

Each child gets their own letter, in their own envelope.

Up to 3 children per home.

3. Where Santa mails the letters

U.S. addresses only (the 50 states, Puerto Rico and APO/FPO/DPO). Each envelope shows the child’s first name.

Street address

Apartment, suite or unit (optional)

City (APO, FPO or DPO for military mail)

State

ZIP code

Santa doesn’t control the U.S. Postal Service, so we can’t promise a letter arrives by a certain day. More in the terms.

4. Your email

Email address We email you a printable copy of each letter, and tell you when they’re mailed.

A gifted letter from Santa

Your request

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2. The children

Child