Holt Bosse, a St. Joseph-based marketing firm, invites the public to attend its Frosty’s Winter Carnival event. This festive holiday party will take place on Wednesday, Dec. 3, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Silver Beach Center, 333 Broad St., St. Joseph, Michigan. Admission to the event is free, but Holt Bosse asks each guest to bring a new, unwrapped toy or care item for the Children’s Advocacy Center (CAC) of Southwest Michigan in place of an entry fee.
Partygoers of all ages, from children to adults, are welcome to make holiday memories at the happiest place in Southwest Michigan. Here’s what awaits:
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Unlimited free rides on the enchanting Silver Beach Carousel — with a wheelchair-accessible chariot so everyone can join the festivities
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Free entry to Curious Kids’ Discovery Zone
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Magic show, balloon twisters and face painting in Shadowland Ballroom
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Photo ops with Santa and Mrs. Claus
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Snowman games and crafts
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Frosty treats and concessions
“We are collecting new toys, games and care items for the children at the CAC,” said Patrick Bosse, president and strategic director at Holt Bosse. “The CAC team does incredible work providing a safe, child-friendly place for kids in our community. We hope these donations provide a little bit of comfort for children as they navigate their path to healing.”
Free tickets are limited and available on a first-come basis. To reserve tickets or learn more about contributing to the CAC’s wish list, visit https://holtbosse.com/christmas.
Holt Bosse encourages everyone to join what’s sure to be the merriest, free community celebration of the season.
Holt Bosse is a full-service advertising agency with years of experience in traditional and experiential marketing. Located in St. Joseph, Michigan, it creates and protects the brands of regional, national and global companies. For more information about Holt Bosse and its services, visit holtbosse.com or call 269-932-3623.
The Children’s Advocacy Center of Southwest Michigan (CAC) provides hope, healing and justice for children and families impacted by abuse. At the CAC, children are welcomed into a safe, child-centered space for forensic interviews — a crucial step in investigations designed to protect them and minimize trauma. Each child receives a small stuffed animal for comfort during this difficult time.
Beyond crisis response, CAC provides advocacy, trauma-focused therapy, forensic medical exams and prevention education at no cost.
In addition to these services, the CAC Care Closet plays a vital role in meeting the basic needs of families in crisis who must leave home suddenly for safety. Providing these items ensures that children leave the CAC with dignity and the essentials they need. Donations such as gas gift cards, individually wrapped snacks, hygiene items, cleaning supplies, diapers, toys, games and puzzles are greatly appreciated.
To financially support these efforts or volunteer, visit swmichigancac.org/donate or call 269-556-9640.
