Be a Secret Santa to a Senior

Care facility staff tell us about residents who receive nothing during the holidays. Some seniors haven’t had visitors in months. A simple gift shows them they’re not forgotten.

For four years, we’ve helped seniors in care facilities in the South Puget Sound who might otherwise receive nothing at the holidays. This year, we’re inviting anyone in the community to help through simple online donations that fund gifts for seniors in need.

4

Years Gifting

160+

Seniors Gifted

3+

Care Facilities

2026 HOLIDAY DRIVE

2025's Tablet Initiative Was a Success!

When we started, we relied on volunteers at our church to be secret santas for the seniors and buy items from their wish lists.

In 2025 we had  a new request – a large group of seniors requested tablets so they could stay connected to the outside world. We were able to fund 17 tablets with covers and brighten their new year.

Please consider donating to help us fulfill the wish lists of seniors around the South Sound Christmas 2026, and make someone’s 2027.

How It Works

We partner with care facilities and the community

We work with local care facilities and community members to identify seniors who are low-income, isolated, or unlikely to receive any gifts.

You donate online

Instead of asking everyone to shop individually, we collect financial donations and purchase gifts directly from seniors’ wish lists and known needs.

We purchase and deliver the gifts

We wrap and deliver the presents in time for the holidays.

Who We Help

Our main focus is on seniors in care facilities in Pierce County, Washington, especially those seniors without nearby family or a strong support network.

But we’re also here for seniors living at home or in other settings who are in need and unlikely to receive a gift. If you know of a senior who could use some holiday kindness, we’d love to hear from you.

Senior at care facility- Seniors Secret Santas - Holiday Gifts for Seniors - Lakewood, Tacoma, Pierce

How Your Gift Helps Today and Tomorrow

In past years, gifts were chosen and purchased directly by volunteers at our church based on lists from care facilities. That’s still happening, but as the list of seniors and their needs grows, we also need flexible funds.

Your donations help us:

As we move forward, we hope to:

For now, the simplest and most powerful way to help is a financial donation – so we can make sure the seniors we serve feel seen, remembered, and cared for.

Help us help them.

You donate. We shop. A lonely senior gets some holiday cheer.