BROCKPORT — More than 100 children received gifts during a post-Christmas celebration last month.
The fourth-annual Christmas Fiesta was organized by the Western New York Coalition of Farmworker-Serving Agencies, whose members include 30 local nonprofit organizations, said Irene Sánchez of the Worker Justice Center of New York. The event, which took place at Brockport High School, included a visit from the Three Kings, who handed out presents.
Gifts, piñatas and food were provided by several community groups, including the Pirate Toy Fund, St. Luke Episcopal Church, the New York state Migrant Education office and Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield.
Three-year-old Daniel Lagunas receives a gift from one of the Three Kings during a Christmas Fiesta at Brockport High School Jan 20.
Eliseo Lagunas attempts to break a pinata during a Christmas Fiesta at Brockport High School Jan 20.
Barb Deming holds one of the more than 70 quilts that families could choose from during a Christmas Fiesta at Brockport High School Jan 20.
The Three Kings, portrayed by Kenny Carmona, Alex Figueroa and Juan Vazquez, make their way through the crowd during a Christmas Fiesta at Brockport High School Jan 20.
The Three Kings, portrayed by Kenny Carmona, Alex Figueroa and Juan Vazquez, pose with Cesar Guevara, Anabella Guevara and Ana Guevara during a Christmas Fiesta at Brockport High School Jan 20.
Kayla Cortes sends candy flying after hitting a pinata during a Christmas Fiesta at Brockport High School Jan 20.
Children dive for candy that fell from a broken pinata during a Christmas Fiesta at Brockport High School Jan 20.
