Frosty's nose is made of this.

Under the mistletoe, hung where you can see. This action is done the most.

In the Famous Charles Dickens Tale, Scrooge is haunted by three ghosts, this ghost was the first to appear.

Naughty or nice? This item is given to kids when naughty.

Four letters that GOAL was originally know as.

We all look forward to this song at the beginning of the year. It Careys us into the holiday season.

This popular drink is only available around Christmas. Mixed with brandy creates a wonderful adult drink.

Although the plot doesn't involve Christmas, this movie is often debated as a holiday movie.

Originating from Germanic countries, this reflective character punishes children with some interesting methods.

A platform used to track information and data that companies use for custom solutions.

In this 1957 song, The King sings about loneliness and heartbreak.

This centerpiece on the tree can be substituted but is popular among most households.

This spunky canine plays a sidekick to a green villainous outcast.

In this Jewish holiday, this order of candles lit is to represent adding more light into the world.

If I pass this test I have "graduated" from high school.

In this comedic song featuring an elder relative, an unfortunate event occurs.

This soda company was the first to use Santa Claus in an advertisement.

In one famous romance Christmas movie, a multitude of stars are featured in social dilemmas, this star was paid about 10 million for their role.

This African American holiday uses these three different colors in their candles to represent several principles including creativity and purpose.

Local organization supporting Collective Impact that provided initial resources for the startup of GOAL.

In the twelve days of Christmas, these new items my true love gave to me on the sixth day.

Santa's real name is this.

This Christmas movie has been played more than any other.

During an Asian festival celebrated for winter solstice, this dessert featuring sticky rice balls in soup warms up a cold day.

Our leader's previous employer.