Malvern Rotary Club are determined to make a difference in the community and the annual Tree of Light has been part of that for over 20 years. Money raised from this year’s Tree of Light will benefit Acorns Children’s Hospice and St Richard's Hospice, as well as many more local causes.
However, the main way which the Tree of Light helps the individuals of Malvern is when it comes to remembering loved ones who are no longer with us.
“The tree brings a focus and an opportunity to remember loved ones” said Rotary president Andrew Bartlett. “It allows partners, wives, husbands, children and grandchildren to remember happier times, and many people pick out a light on the tree to represent their loved one.”
“We are pleased to confirm that the Switch On ceremony will be going ahead this year on Monday 2nd December. The Chase Brass Band will again be playing Christmas Carols from 6pm to bring some festive cheer, with the Switch On being at 6.30pm. All are welcome."
The lights in Priory Park will be on from 2nd December 2024 through to January 7th 2025 for people to enjoy as they walk though the park, remember a loved one and support the local community at the same time.
There will also be a rolling display of all of the lives remembered on a large screen inside the theatre and the names will also be printed in the christmas edition of the Malvern Gazette
If you would like to commemorate a loved one , please complete the form attached and send with a cheque (suggested minimum £5) to the address shown. Online payment are also accepted
To view, download and complete the application form CLICK HERE
To see the lives remembered for 2023, please CLICK HERE.
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