Santa Clause of Mount Morris, NY Santa Claus from Rochester, NY

Greetings, and hello to all. My name is St Nic Klaas. Of course, I'm known by many names, largely based on the way its been heard over many years and by many Children. Since my earliest memories, I felt troubled by the idea there were people, Families, and especially Children who seemed to have so much less than others. After losing my own parents when I was young I began at to seek ways I could help... to make a positive difference in those lives. That's a part of why I hold Christmas, or Season's Greetings so near to my heart. Each year we reach out to bring some goodness into the lives of Children wherever we are. We are A+ Accredited with the Better Business Bureau of Upstate New York, so please check us out. As Santa Clause, we come to you from humble beginnings where we have shared intimate home visits for more than 30 years. We began this way to honor our namesake, and to pay tribute to our true reason for answering this Call to service. Each year, we begin Our journey as we purchase simple gifts after Christmas Day to give in Season's Greetings to every good boy and girl who might cross our path. My wife and I have embodied the Sprit of Christmas as Santa and Mrs. Clause since 1988, when together we cut and built my first suit. I embraced Christmas in that suit every year until 2006 when I had a new suit made drawing my portrayal closer to Sinter Klaas and an historical Christmas. I wont portray Santa if I cant look the role and firmly embed that memory in the hearts and minds of every child we meet. My suit is much akin to Father Christmas, or an 18th century Santa for all the historical events we are part of. As the eldest of 7 children, and the oldest surviving member of my own family I wanted to give something back and try in what ever way I could to make a difference and have an impact on the lives and hopes of kids other than my own that I'd never met. In recent years, Mrs. Clause and I have broadened our horizons offering Season's Greetings to a different crowd as Santa and Mrs. Clause visiting The Packaging Corporation Christmas event in Syracuse, The Red Carpet Christmas Gala for Catholic Charities in Geneseo, and some Photo Opportunities for Metro PCS. Whether at Breakfast with Santa, or simple Meet and Greets w/PhotoOps, Santa and Mrs. Clause of Mount Morris, NY are there. For those who would question the origins of St. Niklaas, a shared posting tells us the following... Saint Nicholas the Wonderworker, Our Patron Saint Nicholas, March 15th, 270 – December 6th, 343), is a 4th-century saint and Bishop of Myra (Demre, part of modern-day Turkey) in Lycia. Because of the many miracles attributed to his intercession, he is also known as “Nikolaas, the Wonderworker”. He had a reputation for secret gift-giving, such as putting coins in the shoes of those who left them out for him, and thus became the model for Santa Claus, whose modern name comes from the Dutch "Sinterklaas", itself from a series of elisions and corruptions of the transliteration of “Saint Nikolaas”. His reputation evolved among the faithful, as was common for early Christian saints... More of Nicholas' story can be found by following the link: https://www.StNicholasJoliet.org Thank You for allowing us to be part of your world.