The UFT welcomed 80 children to union headquarters on Dec. 10, 2022, for a special holiday celebration organized in partnership with Coalition for the Homeless.
Students left the party with gifts to bring home.
UFT volunteers helped children apply temporary tattoos.
UFT Vice President for Elementary Schools Karen Alford, who organized the event, served a festive lunch.
Students enjoyed manicures and nail art.
Children watched a magic show.
Eglis (left), age 12, and her sister Eileen, 7, enjoyed the celebration.
Santa Claus made a special appearance.
Students left the party with gifts to bring home.
UFT volunteers helped children apply temporary tattoos.
UFT Vice President for Elementary Schools Karen Alford, who organized the event, served a festive lunch.
Students enjoyed manicures and nail art.
Children watched a magic show.
Eglis (left), age 12, and her sister Eileen, 7, enjoyed the celebration.
Santa Claus made a special appearance.
Students left the party with gifts to bring home.
Students enjoyed manicures and nail art.
Children watched a magic show.
Eglis (left), age 12, and her sister Eileen, 7, enjoyed the celebration.
Santa Claus made a special appearance.
Students left the party with gifts to bring home.
UFT volunteers helped children apply temporary tattoos.
UFT Vice President for Elementary Schools Karen Alford, who organized the event, served a festive lunch.
Students enjoyed manicures and nail art.
Children watched a magic show.
Eglis (left), age 12, and her sister Eileen, 7, enjoyed the celebration.
Santa Claus made a special appearance.
Students left the party with gifts to bring home.
UFT volunteers helped children apply temporary tattoos.
UFT Vice President for Elementary Schools Karen Alford, who organized the event, served a festive lunch.
Students enjoyed manicures and nail art.
Children watched a magic show.
Eglis (left), age 12, and her sister Eileen, 7, enjoyed the celebration.
Santa Claus made a special appearance.
Students left the party with gifts to bring home.
