Okay, popping in once more to share a video that’s been circulating.
Here’s the background of the story at the Times:
They had handed out a few letters to friends to answer, but not nearly enough to make a dent in the pile. Each day when one of them would check the mail more letters would fall out of the box.
One option: Take the letters to the Main Post Office, where they would be added to the thousands of other letters sent to Santa each year. Thoughtful strangers, in a perfect world, would pick them up and buy the letter writers gifts.
But Jim imagined the worst: “If we bring them back to the post office, are all the kids getting a letter back with ‘Return to Sender’? I don’t want that to happen.”
And another follow up interview here:
Jim: By the time they grow up, it won’t matter. Years from now, they won’t even think in terms of gay or not-gay.
