Pearl Beach volunteers will once again bring Christmas cheer to the community with their annual Photos with Santa event.
The popular event offers families and their pets the chance to capture beautiful memories with Santa, all while supporting a meaningful cause.
It will operate from 8.30am to 1pm every Saturday and Sunday until Christmas near the amenities block on Pearl Pde.
This year, the event’s organisers have chosen to donate all profits to Coast Shelter, which supports women and children impacted by domestic violence.
“We wanted to make a difference in the lives of those who need it most,” a spokesperson said.
“In the past two years, the proceeds from the event were used to renovate the local memorial hall, demonstrating the group’s commitment to both local community support and charitable giving.”
“This generous act not only brings joy to families during the festive season but also provides much-needed support to those in our community who are going through really challenging times,” she said.
Participants can book their photo sessions online at www.pearlbeachnsw.com.au/Santa.
For $85, families will receive six edited prints from a professional photographer, sent directly to their email.
Organisers are encouraging community members to not only participate in the photo sessions but also to help spread the word.
“This event is a fantastic way to bring our community together while supporting a not-for-profit organisation providing specialist homeless services and support programs on the NSW Central Coast,” one volunteer said.
State Member for Gosford Liesl Tesch said the initiative was a fantastic way to support a local charity, while making lasting memories with the family.
“The impact of Coast Shelter’s amazing work in our community is immeasurable and I am thrilled to support the Photos with Santa at Pearl Beach’s efforts to fundraise for their work,” she said.
“I encourage everyone to come down with your family and fur-family this year and book in for a Santa photo on one of our most beautiful Central Coast beaches this Christmas season.”
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