Medford Letters To Santa! Must Be Mailed To MPRD Soon

MEDFORD, Ore. — Christmas is just a month away and the Medford Parks and Recreation Department (MPRD) has launched their letters to Santa! Program, a novel opportunity for children to write to the season’s favorite man.

Medford Letters to Santa!

MPRD has set up a mail service to send their Christmas wishes to the North Pole. Santa will reply to every letter, but he needs to get those letters before December 15 to give him enough time to respond to each one with a personalized message.

Letters to Santa must include a self-addressed, stamped envelope and can be sent to the North Pole via the City of Medford at:

Medford Parks and Recreation
Attn: Santa
701 N. Columbus Avenue
Medford, OR 97501

Or families can drop off their child’s letter at the Special Delivery North Pole mailboxes at:

  • The Santo Community Center, or
  • Rogue X.

Parents are encouraged to spend some family time with their children, helping them write their letter to Santa and it’s a great opportunity for children (and their parents) to show off their creative skills. And Santa wouldn’t mind getting some good wishes too!

Don’t forget to mail your letter in time- it must reach MPRD by December 15.

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