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		</div><p>Hundreds of skiing and snowboarding Santas have taken to the slopes at a US resort to raise money for charity.</p>
<p>More than 230 joined the event following a break last year because of the coronavirus pandemic.</p>
<p>They returned to kick off the ski season in full Christmas outfits, including white beards and red hats.</p>
<p>A sea of red Santa suits descended the mountain in Maine, carving wide turns as their beards fluttered in the icy wind.</p>
<p>At least one green-costumed Grinch snuck his way into the mix, disguised in Santa’s coat and hat.</p>
<p>The event took place in the town of Newry, home to the Sunday River Ski Resort, the state’s busiest.</p>
<p>Before dashing through the snow, the Santas had to donate a minimum of 20 US dollars, which helps support local education and recreation programmes.</p>
<p>The event raised several thousand dollars for the Sunday River Community Fund, a local charity.</p>
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