Seniors, youths and children Arena Christmas Celebration and myths
Bridging the generational gap between seniors, youths, and children fosters mutual understanding, preserves cultural values, and creates a stronger, more compassionate society where wisdom, innovation, and hope thrive together.
The presence of both a Senior Santa and a Youth Santa symbolically unites tradition and modern energy, demonstrating how intergenerational collaboration can bridge the gap between seniors, youths, and children through shared values, mentorship, and continuity.
Seniors sharing stories of how Christmas was celebrated in earlier times, including rare and traditional food menu items, preserves cultural heritage, strengthens intergenerational bonds, and helps younger generations appreciate the values, resilience, and meaning behind past celebrations.
Having Senior Santa present Christmas gifts to children while Children Santa present gifts to seniors powerfully symbolizes mutual respect, love, and reciprocity, fostering emotional connection and understanding that bridges the generational gap between young and old.
Children singing Christmas carols to seniors symbolizes gratitude, continuity, and the passing of joy across generations, reinforcing emotional bonds and honoring the wisdom and legacy of older generations.
Global Unity Initiative President Talks about the Organization and the funder for New Horizon for Senior Program-BRIDGING AIRDRIE GENERATION
