A BRIGHTER CHRISTMAS: Give Comics to Your Local Children’s Hospital

A gift sure to bring joy…

By PETER BOSCH

Hi, everyone, this is just an idea if you’d like to do a very special treat that is well appreciated for this gift-giving season. It’s something I like to do each year, and that is to give brand-new comic books, digests, and coloring books with crayons to a children’s hospital. I can’t think of anything sadder for a child than having to be in a hospital on Christmas (or Hanukkah) but seeing the gift of a lot of comic books and the like is one that makes them happy.

It’s easy to do, too. Gather up a bag of them and take them to the reception desk at your local kids’ hospital, tell them it’s a gift for the holiday, and they will be glad to receive them. The only thing is the items need to be brand new and unread (for health reasons) and I highly recommend they be very light-hearted, and not with a continuing storyline into some other issue they may not have. (The Archie digests, for example, fit perfectly in this category.)

Again, this is just a suggestion that will brighten up their holiday immensely and will make you feel good, too.

Have a Merry Christmas, everyone.

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Author: Dan Greenfield

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  1. Peter, what a wonderful idea. Merry Christmas.

    (Speaking of Archie comics, have you seen the Kickstarter to re-print Golden Age Archie comics like Pep?)

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