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Syl 4 year s ago
Many years ago, when my then-teenaged sister had her first job, she was super-excited to go Christmas shopping with her own money for the first time. I took her to the mall and when we got inside she realized with horror that she had left her wallet sitting on top of my car. We raced back out but it was gone, of course. She was devastated, but tearfully refused my offer of loan. The next day I took fifteen $20 bills, put them in a card, had a co-worker sign it from Secret Santa (she would recognise my handwriting), and mail it from his own town so that she wouldn't see a familiar postmark. She was astonished when it arrived, and accused me of the deed...which I vehemently denied. That was an awesome, magical Christmas and after 40 years she still doesn't know...and she never will!
       
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"I put together a surprise Christmas for my sister, her husband, and their five kids about a decade ago after finding out they didn’t have any money for presents due to emergency expenses.

Dropped off family presents for the twelve days prior to the holiday (coats one night, a big dinner one nights, hot chocolate kits, etc) and once my (then) husband’s ridiculously rich family found out what I was doing, they joined the cause. By Christmas Eve we had about $4k in presents ranging from clothes, to toys, to Home Depot gift cards to drop off. Hired a Santa lookalike to ring the doorbell at 10pm and drop the toys off for us. He also ended up giving them $500 of his own money.

She still has no idea who was behind it to this day, and I hope she never finds out. She and her now-grown kids still talk about “the magic Christmas Santa visited us”"

 

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