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The Light The World Giving Machine is back!

Seattle, WALocal News

The Light the World Giving Machine is returning to Alderwood Mall from November 21 to December 17, 2023. This holiday-themed vending machine allows individuals to conveniently donate essential items, such as clothing, baby supplies, and even livestock, to those in need. Sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the initiative promotes a spirit of giving during the holiday season. Patrons can choose from various donation options benefiting local nonprofits like the Salvation Army and Bellevue Lifespring, as well as national organizations such as CARE and Lifting Hands International. Importantly, 100% of donations directly support the selected charities, enhancing the program's transparency and community impact.

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