A Christmas Miracle: Tate High Hosts Miracle League’s Annual Christmas Party (With Gallery)

December 8, 2025

Santa visited with Miracle League of Pensacola players during their annual Christmas party Friday night at Tate High School.

For the past eight years, Tate Beta Club, sponsored by Stacye Litton, has hosted the Christmas Party for the athletes and the families. Numerous other Tate High student organizations and volunteers came together to put on the party including Early Childhood Education, Diamond Girls, Tate Theatre, Chorus, Gatsby Girls and S2S,.

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The Miracle League players were able to visit with Santa and share their wish lists, enjoy a spaghetti dinner, and take part in numerous activities.

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Comments

3 Responses to “A Christmas Miracle: Tate High Hosts Miracle League’s Annual Christmas Party (With Gallery)”

  1. Susie on December 8th, 2025 9:52 am

    Precious and truly from the heart!

  2. Steve on December 8th, 2025 7:55 am

    Truly a labor of love.
    This event involves so much more than one night and it’s part of the BEST in teaching future generations. The school groups, especially the Beta Club, work over a period of weeks and months, to prepare to serve this group of people within our own community.
    While there is certainly good teaching going on during the scheduled daily classes, this kind of teaching young people to realize the importance of service to others, is what gives hope for a bright future, led by intelligent and service-oriented young people.
    Great job!!!!

  3. Rev. BROWN on December 8th, 2025 6:47 am

    Outstanding and a worthy cause. God bless this organization for there worthy compassion and bringing joy the children.





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