The Festival of Trees & Lights, presented by Republic Bank, has been a kickoff to the holiday season in our community for more than a quarter of a century. The centerpiece of the festival is the display of hundreds of decorated holiday trees, wreaths and greenery which is online this year. Be a part of this incredible event by becoming a designer, volunteer or sponsor.
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Festival of Trees & Lights 2019
Designers
We are no longer accepting designers for the 2020 Festival of Trees & Lights. Contact us to inquire about any remaining inventory or to be added to the 2021 designer communication list.
Download important dates and designer tips.
If you have questions, email us at foundations@nortonhealthcare.org.
Businesses
Businesses and other organizations can help too. Be creative! Design a tree that includes items from your business, such as gift certificates and product samples, to showcase your products or services to festival attendees. You can decorate the tree yourself or we can provide a designer to make your tree gorgeous before it is sold to the public. Your tree and business signage will be on display at the festival.
Prepurchase or sponsor a tree and choose a custom design in colors or a theme that will complement your home or office. After being displayed at the festival, we will deliver the tree right to your door!
Contact Amanda Current, director, events, Norton Children’s Hospital Foundation, at (502) 629-8338 for more information.
If you are interested in becoming a sponsor of the Festival of Trees & Lights, contact:
Director, Special Events and Community Relations
Norton Children’s Hospital Foundation
Festival of Trees & Lights tree sponsorship
Large tree sponsor (multiple available)
$1,000
- Name recognition on 7-foot tree signage
- Opportunity to design a 7-foot tree
- First right of refusal to own your decorated tree or option to donate it back to the Festival of Trees & Lights
- Name recognition in event program
Tree sponsor (multiple available)
$500
- Name recognition on 4-foot tree signage
- Opportunity to design a 4-foot tree
- First right of refusal to own your decorated tree or option to donate it back to the Festival of Trees & Lights
- Name recognition in event program
Volunteers
Here’s your chance to see Festival of Trees & Lights behind the scenes! We are in need of volunteers to make this year’s event a success.
If you are interested in joining the planning committee, contact Amanda Current director, events, Norton Children’s Hospital Foundation, at (502) 629-8338 for more information.
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