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Christmas Party, Benefiting Special Needs Arkansans

By: KARK 4 News
Updated: December 2, 2012

On Sunday, a Christmas party for some special guests took place in North Little Rock.

Hundreds of people with special needs danced, ate, and partied at the Knights of Columbus Hall in North Little Rock.

All the food came from donations, and organizers say the event is highly anticipated by everyone year after year.

"We've done this for thirty years and it grows every year and these people have a ball! But not as much as we do," said Tom Daughenbaugh of the North Little Rock Knights of Columbus.

As an early gift everyone who went to the party today went home with a nice watch as their present just to make it a little extra special.

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