When a homeless man's Christmas wish comes true in the most unexpected way, an entire community discovers the true meaning of giving.
On Christmas Eve, an Old Man with nothing but kindness in his heart makes a simple wish—for a Christmas tree of his own. With only a nickel to his name, he buys the scrawniest tree on the lot and decorates it with scraps and hope. But when a young boy appears in his alley, sharing the same impossible dream, the Old Man faces a choice that will transform them both.
What follows is a Christmas miracle born not from magic, but from the quiet power of selfless love. As word spreads of the Old Man's extraordinary gift, the community he has touched with small acts of kindness rallies together for a surprise that proves wishes really do have a funny way of coming true.
"The Old Man and The Tree" is a timeless tale that reminds us Christmas isn't found in what we receive, but in what we're willing to give away—and sometimes, the greatest gifts are the ones that multiply when shared.
A heartwarming story perfect for families, inspired by over 35 years of live performances that have moved audiences from children to grandparents. At its heart lies the greatest gift of all—the Christ child, born homeless like the Old Man, who came to give Himself completely for us all.