I design and send gift baskets filled with cuddly animals, novels, and tiny toys. Go in a couple of times a week and read aloud to them as a class. Assist the less-sick children in putting on a performance for the somewhat ill children. On Christmas Eve, dress up as Santa and distribute presents to all the children. Then have some hot chocolate and cookies ready for when they return your visit. You can also write a note instead. That's what I do every year. It only takes a minute, but it makes such a difference! Give through a charity that specialises in providing gifts for children in need. Some examples are: The Salvation Army, St Vincent de Paul Society, Children's Aid Society, etc. Give privately through websites such as www.giftcardglobe.com or www.stitchfix.com. They offer gifts that range from clothing to furniture, depending on your budget. Give through social media channels. Many charities use this method to reach out to more people. You can find many worthy causes to support via Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and other sites. Text "Santa" to 77977 to donate $10 to needy children through UNICEF. Run by the United Nations Children's Fund, this is one easy way to help kids around the world. Volunteer at a children's hospital.