Each year, Lisa and Ellie open their annual Christmas card competition.
In 2025, they invited children and young people supported by any youth service in the county to submit their designs.
They received artworks from youngsters involved in the Scouts, community youth clubs and more.
But after looking through all the designs, they decided that this year's winner was a young boy who is supported by the South West Surrey Domestic Abuse Service.
His image of the words 'Merry Christmas from Surrey', with towns and villages filling the letters, has been sent to MPs, leaders in public service and charitable sectors, local councillors – and even the Prime Minister.
He received a £100 Amazon voucher as a prize.
Lisa said: "I'm absolutely delighted to share my annual Christmas card with you all once again.
"I'd like to thank everyone who took the time to send me their drawings.
"I have always considered myself extremely lucky to serve as Surrey's Police and Crime Commissioner, and that's never more true than when I receive the submissions for the Christmas card competition."
