The book “Christmas Jars”, by Jason F. Wright is an all-time favorite of mine! If you’ve not read… A young journalist name Hope starts digging around to discover the truth about a local tradition of anonymously gifting money-filled jars to people in need around the holidays. When she learns who the family is that started it all, she’s faced with the dilemma of publishing their names or burying the story. It’s a beautifully written book about faith, family, and the power of giving. It started a national phenomenon that has touched the lives of millions of people. If you don’t have a copy, get one!
And now, Jason and his wife, Kodi Wright, are giving us a new gift of warmth and kindness this holiday season—one jar, one recipe, one story at a time, with the “Christmas Jars Cookbook”.
Inspired by the heartwarming tradition of Christmas Jars, Jason and Kodi have created a unique “cookbook” that celebrates the joy of giving through delicious homemade recipes.
But it includes more than just food—it's also filled with real-life stories from people who have given or received cash-filled Christmas Jars, fun and creative craft ideas, and the sharing of other much loved holiday traditions that you might be inspired to adopt.
With humorous titles like Rudolph's Maple Carrot Cupcakes, Kason's Caramel Apple Cheesecake Dip, and Christmas Movie Caramel Corn, the recipes are designed to be lovingly prepared and given away to friends, family, and neighbors, much like the tradition behind the movement.
Whether it's a jar of Sift and Gift Hot Chocolate mix, a batch of Ginger Cream Cookies, or a heartfelt craft like Hope's Mini Decorative Wreath, the ideas will help you spread love and holiday spirit.