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Tree of Lights Campaign Sets Holiday Goal - City of Omaha

Omaha, NELocal News

The City of Omaha has initiated the Tree of Lights Campaign, a festive fundraising effort designed to brighten the city and enhance community spirit during the holiday season. This campaign encourages local residents to contribute, aiming to meet its holiday fundraising goals. The funds raised will go towards illuminating public spaces and supporting various community programs that provide essential services to residents. By engaging the local population, the campaign seeks to foster a sense of togetherness and joy during the holidays. Omaha's commitment to community-driven initiatives is evident in this effort, highlighting the importance of local participation.

The campaign not only beautifies the city but also serves as a reminder of the impact residents can have when they unite for a common cause. Residents are invited to donate and participate, ensuring that the holiday spirit is felt throughout the city. The Tree of Lights Campaign represents a heartwarming opportunity for the community to come together in celebration and support.

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