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Work Shop Photos

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The First Work Day For 2006!

A rare time when no one is talking...

Mall Santas aint got nothin' on this guy!

Miguel doing his best to make little ones out of big ones...

Hearing protection is needed... to muffle Trey's grumbling!

This just proves that we allow anyone to come help!

Note the racing gloves... This man is on a mission!

Plug for one our biggest supporters...

You can't help but to develop the Santa physique when your as commited as these guys...

Mark just realized that he's not getting paid for this.

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A rare time when no one is talking...

Midway Through The 2005 Efforts...

Hello Anne...	First time anyone has seen Fred work...	Kevin: Okay, I know I left my safety glasses somewhere...
Wrong again Miguel... But better than Fred's.	Nora: Hey! Didn't I just have some gum?	Robert: Man, this is really hard...
Trey is trying to discover fire by rubbing 2 sticks together...

 

People

 

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Toys

Completed toys for distribution... More toy than you can shake a stick at. It is allways so much fun to deliver the toys. We encourage you come come with us.	More toys... Like little solders ready to serve (as we all should!).
Brain Teaser... We could not figure out how it worked. But most teenagers love it.	Shoot The Moon... A difficult yet addicting skills game. Also useful for child discipline (JK- no reporting me to CPS).
Cool little mouse... It seems that the adults (us included) like this toy as much as the children!	Portable checkers... These are great for the older children. The boards fold up into the can with the checkers.

 

Tidbits

 

News Letters

Here is a list of News Letters and other information you can download and view.

News Letter November 4, 2005	2004 Wrap-up
News Letter October 6, 2005

 

We need help! If you are interested, we always need certain resources to support the efforts. The What's Needed page will list everything currently needed from money to tools to supplies. If you want to help, this is where to find out how.

Fun Fact The California Santa Project started in 1998 as a small project between a one family and a couple of friends. One friend worked for the City of San Jose. He was able to get the ball rolling with the first few homeless shelters. Now we deliver toys to those and many more.