OP you might have seen Salvation Army volunteers dressed as Santa Claus collecting for them.
https://www.savannahnow.com/story/news/local/2025/12/19/meet-the-savannah-santa-whos-rung-the-salvation-army-bell-for-6-years/87831754007/#:~:text=For%20the%20sixth%20holiday%20season,to%20Christmas%20Eve%20collecting%20donations.

No!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What about Jesus? Do they give God #2 a birthday present?

Christ only asks for your faith, troll.

Churches ask for money though.

Not what was asked.

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Anonymous wrote:Cookies and milk by the tree

Milk? In my neighborhood Santa like cognac. And single-malt scotch. So did the reindeer, I guess, since we left a lot out andit was always gone.

DUI in a sleigh.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What about Jesus? Do they give God #2 a birthday present?

Christ only asks for your faith, troll.

Churches ask for money though.

Anonymous wrote:Cookies and milk by the tree

And carrots for the reindeer

Anonymous wrote:Those aren't the real Santa, but Santa's helpers/representatives. Tipping them depends on context.

No need to tip them or the reindeer.

Those aren't the real Santa, but Santa's helpers/representatives. Tipping them depends on context.

Anonymous wrote:Not a christian so just wondering what your protocol is.

No, I have never met Santa Clause. I saw old guys here and there dressed up like Santa (in the mall, non the street), but I can't imagine why would I approach and tip them. For what?