The holidays are approaching, and the White Settlement Police Department is inviting the younger denizens of their community to bring festive cheer in the form of a Christmas card design. The department seeks entries for their annual Christmas Card Contest, requesting creative contributions from kids across different age groups and those with learning differences. The successful designs will be featured as the department's official holiday greeting cards, to be distributed among police chiefs and community partners nationwide.
With the submission deadline set for Friday, kids have a limited timeframe to put markers to paper and dream up some yuletide joy. As disclosed by the White Settlement Police Department's social media post, Police Chief Chris Cook will recognize the chosen artists, rewarding them with a challenge coin and a selection of special goodies, a testament to their commendable creativity.
Interested families are urged to gather their art supplies and set their children upon the quest to capture the spirit of the season. Winners will be announced on November 26, promised the department, just in time to broadcast holiday greetings tinged with the innocent artistry of local youth. The department's post also reminds young artists to sign their work on the bottom-right corner, a personal touch to the cards that will soon bear their marks across the hearts of many, building bridges with strokes of color and imagination.
