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Don’t Miss the Vallarta Abuelos Christmas Bazaar December 5 Benefitting Toy Drive

 Don’t Miss the Vallarta Abuelos Christmas Bazaar December 5 Benefitting Toy Drive

Vallarta Abuelos, a US-registered nonprofit organization that helps needy Vallartan children, is organizing a traditional American CHRISTMAS BAZAAR on Sunday, December 5. 

More than thirty local artists, both Mexican and expat, will be participating, selling their hand-crafted pieces and donating a percentage of the proceeds to Vallarta Abuelos for its Christmas Toy Drive.

Native artists from the states of Guerrero, Nayarit, Jalisco, Mexico, Oaxaca, and Michoacan will demonstrate and their traditional crafts.  The Vallarta Sister Cities Committee from Santa Barbara will be offering food and decorated Christmas cookies. 

Especially for the Christmas season, the Christmas market will offer decorated hand-made ornaments.  Two booths will sell a wide variety of hand-made toys and beautiful dolls at economical prices, which can be taken home for original gifts for family and friends or donated to Santa, for distribution on Dec 23 to needy children at the annual Vallarta Abuelos Christmas Party.  

The bazaar will be held from 12:00 noon to 6:00 pm in the Colonia 5 de Diciembre, at 1261 Bolivia on the corner with Honduras, next to the Hotel Paloma del Mar and Meño’s Restaurant. 

Vallarta Abuelos is a resource for needy families that offers scholarships to 40 at-risk children, while also organizing educational/cultural activities for children, and distributing 1,000 backpacks and supplies before the opening of school.  Students can do homework and attend online classes in their Computer Center, access emergency medical assistance, and receive recycled phones for schoolwork.  During Covid, the charity distributed food to 1,000 people for 10 weeks. Vallarta Abuelos relies on donations, 100% of which go directly to needy children and families.

For more information about Vallarta Abuelos or to make a donation, you can visit their website at:

https://vallartaabuelos.org/#story

Or you can visit their Facebook page at:

https://www.facebook.com/VallartaAbuelos


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