Boca 'Give Back' Feast Dishes Holiday Cheer

Amiyah Cunningham, 3, receives a toy

(Press Release) Boca Raton, FL (January 6, 2026)--For the tenth year in a row, Town Center at Boca Raton joined Boca Helping Hands to make the holidays brighter for the community’s underserved. The shopping center and the non-profit organization hosted this year’s Gingerbread-themed Christmas Day Feast at Town Center at Boca Raton’s Cafes (food court) on December 25 from noon until two p.m.  ​

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Town Center at Boca Raton and Boca Helping Hands welcomed community nonprofits including 4KIDS of South Florida, the Achievement Centers for Children & Families, Adopt a Family of the Palm Beaches, Boys & Girls Club of Boca Raton, City House Delray, Family Promise of South Palm Beach County, Florence Fuller Child Development Center, For The Children, Inc., HomeSafe, Jim & Jan Moran Boys & Girls Club, Propel, SOS Children’s Villages Florida, The Salvation Army Boca Raton, and Unicorn Village Academy, YMCA of South Palm Beach County.
 
In signature Town Center at Boca Raton style, attendees enjoyed five-star treatment amidst festive striped table linens, holly wreaths, and gingerbread house centerpieces, all complemented by elegant tableside wait service. Entertainment highlights included a decorate your own gingerbread man station, a professional ballerina, a Candy Cane stilt walker, a strolling magician, holiday crafts, a hot cocoa bar, photos with Santa, and a special gift for every child. This heartwarming event was made possible by the efforts of 100 community volunteers and local dignitaries, all coming together to create a truly magical day.
 
All leftover food was donated to Boca Helping Hands.  

Christmas Day Feast food was donated by The Capital Grille, Joseph’s Classic Market, Chick-Fil-A, True Food Kitchen, La Boulangerie Boul'Mich, Oceans 234, Boca Raton Marriott, Forty Carrots, Maggiano’s Little Kitchen, Maggie McFly’s, CVI.CHE 105, The Blue Dog Cookhouse and Bar and Boca Helping Hands