Delivering Christmas Trees and Holiday Cheer with Healthcare IT Leaders

Written By Alex Gramling

santas-at-cdaTis the season, ya'll!

Our Atlanta team shared the joy of the holidays in a big way this past week by delivering Christmas trees (with stands and ornaments) to deserving kids through the charity, Christmas Tree Santas. The founders at Healthcare IT Leaders also happen to be the founders of the Santas, a non-profit we set up six years ago to deliver hope and joy through Christmas trees.

Our Georgia Christmas tree giveaway, as it has in past years, benefited over 100 families from the Child Development Association and HomeStretch, two great organizations in Roswell, Georgia that serve low-income populations. Nationally, the Santas distributed over 1,200 trees in seven states.

As you can see in our pictures below, the sun shone brightly on the Santas this year and there were smiles all around. We're thankful for all of our gifts and wish all of you a very happy holiday. (photos: Amy Sinclair)

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