Who should Carol?
Families                             
Church Choirs         
School Choirs  
Youth Groups
Fraternities              
Students seeking community service hours

Where should we Carol?
Door to Door in your neighborhood
Banks, Grocery Stores, Shopping Centers
(with permission)
Assisted Living Communities, Nursing and  
Retirement Homes
Community/Special Events (tree lighting,
Breakfast with Santa)
Church services/festivities
Hospitals
Your Office (holiday luncheons or parties)

Party Ideas add to the fun . . .
A caroling party - meet early to practice,
then hit the streets in your neighborhood!  
Return for hot chocolate after!
A progressive dinner/caroling party - begin
     with appetizers at the first house, then
     carol your way to the next house/course!
Make the post-caroling meal a potluck!  
A cookie exchange or white elephant
exchange is fun after caroling!
Kids would love a pizza party or cookie
decorating after caroling!

Insure Your Success . . .
Use StLCCA door hangers to let your
     listeners know you are coming
Plan an alternate date for caroling in case
     of illness or bad weather  
Choose locations that are weather-proof
Get permission to carol in business locations
Give the can to the cutest child in your
     caroling group!
Take jingle bells to draw attention!
Helpful Hints . . .
                             for Caroling Success!            
   
Friends
Scout Troops
Coworkers
Teen Groups
Sororities
St. Louis
Christmas Carols Association
Caroling for Children
Since 1911
St. Louis Christmas Carols Association - 7425 Forsyth Boulevard, Suite 353 St. Louis, MO  63105  -  314.863.1225   
Email - stlcca@att.net
These 7th graders from
Christ, Prince of Peace church in Manchester
earned community service credit for caroling
at the Cookie Exchange held at
historic Bacon Log Cabin in Ballwin.
Carolers instill the Christmas Spirit
in the crowd assembled for the
Glendale Tree Lighting Ceremony
.
Who could resist
a cutie like this?