Dear Peter,

Ten-year-old Trinity’s birthday is on Christmas Eve. That makes Christmastime extra special for her and her family. But it also makes her dad’s incarceration feel even heavier during the holidays. He has been in prison for 7 years—the majority of her young life.

Last Christmas, Trinity was really looking forward to the Angel Tree party she and her brother got to attend at a local church with their grandma.

At the party, Trinity got to do fun activities, including building a gingerbread house. She also enjoyed the story time, where she heard the message of Jesus.

“l learned that Jesus sacrificed Himself for us,” Trinity says. “He cares for us.”

Trinity’s dad has reached out to her through Angel Tree for the past several years, doing all he can to make sure she receives a special Christmas gift and personal note from him.

Each gift has meant so much to Trinity, letting her know she is loved by her dad and not forgotten, even though he isn’t with her.

But there’s another child like Trinity who is missing her parent. And another dad who wants to put a smile on the face of his child this Christmas.

Will you help make it possible today?

Trinity’s grandma was overwhelmed by the love and generosity at the Angel Tree party. She says, “This is a wonderful, wonderful program. I am so impressed that people care this much—that people care about these kids and put in so much effort.”

Because of Angel Tree, Trinity gets to experience the joy of opening a Christmas gift from her dad. She knows how much he loves her.

And through Angel Tree, Trinity also knows how much her Heavenly Father loves her!

We want to give more children of prisoners an Angel Tree Christmas this year. Can we count on you to help?

Through the power of the match, each $25 you give todaywill help deliver Christmas gifts, the Gospel, and notes from their incarcerated parents to TWO children. Little eyes will dance with delight when they see what your generosity has provided.

But most importantly, because you give, children of prisoners will hear about Jesus, the Savior who loves them dearly. He wants to welcome them into His family. He was born to bring them eternal life.

Please help today. Christmas will be here before we know it.

Thank you for giving generously today so that no prisoner’s child will be forgotten!

Yours in His service,