Sunday, former first lady Melania Trump and former President Trump shared Christmas with foster families in Palm Beach Florida, at the Trump International Golf Club. As part of Mrs. Trump’s “Be Best” and “Fostering the Future” initiatives she attempts to raise awareness for children’s well-being and youth communities. The Trump’s hosted the day event welcoming nearly 100 foster kids to decorate gingerbread cookies, hand paint ornaments, get their faces painted, meet Santa and Mrs. Claus, and hear popular Christmas book series “Oliver the Ornament” read by author Todd Zimmerman. Mrs. Trump stated she was “happy to share in the festivities with the foster care community at this very special time of year.”

Children, from toddlers to tweens, seemed ecstatic as they participated in the festivities and had fun in Christmas style while being accompanied by their parents and local leaders of Place of Hope, 4 Kids, YMCA, and the American Association of Caregiving Youth.

Though while the former first lady only formally announced her initiatives as part of her role as First Lady, she and the whole Trump family has helped the community for much longer than they had been in the White House. The Executive Director of Boca West Children’s Foundation described the event as being able to provide the “children [with] very special memories that will carry them through the holidays and hope for a brighter tomorrow,” adding that “the Trump family has always supported those most vulnerable in [the] community.”

According to Fox News, “while this was the first event of its kind, according to organizers, it is not the first time Mrs. Trump has launched a “Santa-mental” holiday initiative benefiting foster families. Earlier this year, she rolled out a line of limited-edition handcrafted Christmas ornaments along with corresponding animated non-fungible tokens, in which a portion of proceeds go towards scholarships for foster children.”