St. Paul Cops and Kids bring Santa, Mrs. Claus (and elves) to Children’s MN
Members of the St. Paul Police Department made a visit to Children’s Minnesota hospital in downtown St. Paul on Tuesday to spread holiday cheer and deliver toys for patients and their families.
The visit is part of the St. Paul Cops and Kids program, a nonprofit that began in 2001 in an effort to help brighten the lives of sick children and their families.
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