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"The whole aim is to raise money to support our year-round program of providing meals to those in need. We have seen that number nearly triple this year," Crosby explained.

"Help our teens help get the 'COVID Grinch' out of this Christmas. Get creative and decorate and fill a box for one of the children in our community," Bonnie Michelle Cannon encouraged.

"Every year, paper stars are put out and displayed around town in churches and local businesses for community members to pick up. Each star represents a gift for a child in need," Jones told Hamptons.com.

"We started reaching out to different organizations and one of our committee members, Sharon Kerr, reached out directly to Southampton's schools and learned that the school district has over 85 families who are in need at the moment," Willey told us.

Everywhere you look on the Internet, people are posting, talking, and recommending the Netflix original series, The Queen's Gambit.

"Besides the Run/Walk, we are also running a 50/50 and Chinese Auction with the winners being selected at the conclusion of the event. All prizes are listed on the event site and you can buy your tickets online right now," Mackenzie told us.

"Every 20 years, the giant planets Jupiter and Saturn meet each other in the night sky as they both cycle their way slowly through the zodiac. This year, however, the pair will meet in the closest conjunction in approximately 400 years," Taylor told Hamptons.com.

"Hudson's Helping Hands is devoted to providing events and learning experiences designed for both typical children and those with special needs to partake in and enjoy side-by-side," Kristen Teodoro told us.

In the Hamptons, there seems to be founding family's descendants sprinkled all over the East End, often on historic farms and homes.

"Our 'Holiday Farm Lights Tour' allows families to visit our farm with a beautifully decorated Christmas backdrop to celebrate the season," Spirit's Promise Equine Rescue Founder and Owner Marisa Striano noted.