More than three years after it began, the global public health crisis that inspired a Saratoga teenager to come up with a creative way of spreading cheer while doing good works is officially over at last.  

“It’s rewarding to do something I love for a good cause,” says the 17-year-old Saratoga High School senior, who founded a nonprofit that continues bringing people from diverse backgrounds together to entertain others while leveraging the presentations to support the organization’s philanthropic goals.  

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