Santa’s Coming To Ray White!

3 years ago•By Rachel Wallace

We will be providing FREE photos with Santa to the local community when you donate a toy to our charity A Little Ray Of Giving

Teach your kids the value of giving this Christmas by placing a gift under our ‘Giving Tree.’

Getting involved is simple, all we ask is that you donate a gift of your choice to our head office at 36 Playne Street, Frankston. All toys donated to ‘A Little Ray Of Giving’ will be delivered to Anglicare Victoria to make sure every child gets a gift this Christmas. You can find out more about A Little Ray Of Giving here

As a special ‘Thank you’ we will be providing FREE Santa Photo’s!

The photo sessions will take place at our special Santa’s grotto at our head office from the 6th-11th December – FREE OF CHARGE to anyone who makes a donation to A Little Ray Of Giving. Bookings for Santa Photo Sessions are essential, you can

BOOK YOUR TIME SLOT HERE

You can donate the gift beforehand and we will book in your photo shoot session to ensure you don’t miss out.

If you would like to hear more about this initiative, please phone our office on 9781 2111. On behalf of our family we wish you and your family a Merry Christmas and stay safe this festive season.

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