The Nice List

Expect a very traditional, but non-traditional, Santa experience. I have no problem setting in a chair and letting kids sit down and tell me what they want for Christmas as a base line and I have no problem walking around, play games, take selfies, or whatever is needed to make it a memorable experience within my physical ability.

The Nice List is an organization that is defined by legacy and goodwill.

Isaac, the founder and Santa Causeplayer, took on the last wish of his Uncle Bo to "be Santa at least once" as his Uncle Bo was for him and has fallen in love with the character and the desire to be "nice" to his community.

Since it's inception, the Nice List has donated gifts to specific families facing economic crisis during the holidays. This tradition started when he first heard about and met his "Ellie Elf" who was fighting cancer and wasn't even two years old at the time.

Since then, the Nice List has helped several families by guaranteeing that not one cent of any funds received for a Santa visit goes to personal use. 100% is placed into our 501c3 organization so we can continue to do good for many years to come. We've been able to replace toys lost in the flood of Greenbrier County several years ago and started a new tradition of the "Christmas Wish" where we pick an organization that we feel does not get the funding or attention it deserves during the holidays. During our first attempt at the Christmas Wish, we raised $5000 in less than 60 days to provide all 400 students of a local elementary school with a toy and a blanket to take home with them for the holidays.

In order to guarantee no personal profit is made from the visits, Isaac continues to work his "9-5 job" for around 45-55 hours a week so availability is limited.

Do not require anything special for performance other than traditional requests like "don't let the kids see me drive up or leave". Please do not spring anything specific on me during the event. I try to be as well prepared as I can for your event and request that I know what's expected of me before hand so I can prepare.