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Santa visits the Martin Luther King Elementary School students for breakfast
By 
Editor-in-Chief
North Little Rock, Arkansas – On Saturday, breakfast with Santa was once again served at Little Rock’s Martin Luther King Elementary.
The major event was planned by the Greater Little Rock Jack and Jill of America Incorporated chapter in collaboration with a number of neighborhood sponsors.
The children were given a special holiday experience that included breakfast, a book, and another present, as well as the opportunity to meet Santa and have their photos taken.
Additionally, Mrs. Clause read stories to children in the library.
“This is what it’s about, Jack and Jill, our goal is to enrich and empower the community so this is one of our ways to do this, and give back.”
The first in-person event since the pandemic, the 18th annual brunch with Santa is taking place this morning.
Jack and Jill Incorporated was founded in 1938 with the goal of promoting the growth of kids between the ages of two and nineteen.
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