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Santa and Grinch tour Sequim for toys, support

Published 1:30 am Wednesday, December 14, 2022

By Matthew Nash

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Sequim Gazette photo by Matthew Nash/ The Grinch (Brandon Tucker, a volunteer firefighter with Clallam County Fire District 3) says hello and surprises Connor Horst as he and other helper elves cook hot dogs on Dec. 9 on the last night of Santa’s Toy and Food Fire Brigade event that collected donations for Sequim Community Aid and Sequim Food Bank.
Sequim Gazette photo by Matthew Nash/ Volunteers gather by Sequim’s downtown Christmas tree at the corner of Sequim Avenue and Washington Street for the last night of Santa’s Toy and Food Brigade on Dec. 9.
Photo courtesy Santa’s Toy and Food Fire Brigade/ The Grinch and Santa (Brandon Tucker and Dan Orr) make an appearance during the first night, Dec. 5, of Santa’s Toy and Food Fire Brigade. It toured through Sequim collecting donations for Sequim Community Aid and Sequim Food Bank through Dec. 9.

Santa brought along a friendly Grinch and some first responder friends with Clallam County Fire District 3 for a good cause last week.

Santa’s Toy and Food Fire Brigade rolled through Sequim Dec. 5-9, collecting toys for the Toys for Sequim Kids event on Dec. 15 as well as monetary donations for Sequim Community Aid and Sequim Food Bank.

The brigade culminated with volunteers parking at Centennial Place, the northeast corner of Washington Street/Sequim Avenue, on Dec. 9, despite a heavy windstorm. They roasted hot dogs and played music.

Co-organizer/co-Santa Len Horst with Fire District 3 said along with toys, organizers received about $1,200 in monetary donations to split between Sequim Community Aid and Sequim Food Bank.

He also said Sunland residents were very generous and awaiting the antique fire truck to arrive on Dec. 8.

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