FAQs

Who Needs Help?
For example, say a family of four earning $10.00 hour.
That’s $1,600 month before taxes:
Monthly rent $800,
Food $400,
Heat $50,
Electric $50,
Telephone $50,
Car insurance, gas $250,

There is nothing left for health insurance, clothing, coffee and newspaper, and nothing for Christmas. (As you can see, these amounts were kept on the low side of the scale). There is no affordable housing. Gas, oil, milk and bread prices are sky high.

This is an example of a family working, trying to make it.

Who volunteers for Community Christmas?

Marshfield residents and people who work in Marshfield. We even have former residents who now live elsewhere come to help every year. They say that it wouldn’t be Christmas without volunteering for Marshfield’s Community Christmas!

The local scout troops learn about the joy of giving when they help out at Community Christmas. Youth Groups from the area’s local churches run fund raisers such as Breakfast with Santa. For many, this is the first of many community services; a wonderful way to live their faith. Other local organizations donate to Community Christmas, as well as fund raisers like the local Golf Tournament run by Tom Welsh that benefits Marshfield Community Christmas.

We Are Open…

Nov. 1 through Dec. 24, 2010

Linskey/Nangle Raffle Tickets on sale. Drawing on December 24, 2010 at 12 Noon at the Fairgrounds office.

Please note:
We are only able to help Marshfield residents with this program.

Raffle
Shaker Jelly Cabinet Raffle

Enter to Win this Shaker Jelly Cabinet! Click HERE for More Information!

Proceeds raised from all activities will be used to fund Marshfield Community Christmas activities, which include providing new gifts for children in need and food gift certificates to provide food for their holiday meal.

Thanks to your generosity last year Marshfield Community Christmas was able to help 306 families and 714 children have a happy and joyous Christmas in Marshfield.