Happy Holidays!
Community Lights is sponsored by Cascade Enrichment, a local educational organization committed to providing the community with high-quality academic support and enrichment experiences.
Holiday Lights Contest Entry is open now through December 15th for the Snoqualmie Ridge. The Community Lights Volunteer Board will select twelve finalists based on entries. Public voting will be open December 18th-24th, with the top five winners announced on December 30th. The top five winners will receive gift baskets with goodies from local businesses.
There is a separate activity; our Holiday Scavenger Hunt comes out on December 3rd, and it is a fun way for kids of any age to tour the neighborhood looking for unique pieces. Kids can turn in their scavenger hunt forms by December 30th for a raffle to win a prize.
We also seek local businesses to sponsor by contributing to the five gift baskets. Please let me know if you know any businesses interested or if you want to do a shout-out for this.
Your family can enter your home into the lights contest, and kids love to participate in the local scavenger hunt.
- Holiday Lights Contest
- Scavenger Hunt
- Community members win great prizes
- Local businesses help sponsor the event by putting together gift baskets containing their products and services (Advertise locally!)
- Donations are made to local organizations to support those in need
- Internships available to help organize the event (Boost your resume!)
How We Support The Community
- Community members win great prizes
- Local businesses help sponsor the event by putting together the gift baskets containing their products and services (Advertise locally!)
- Donations are made to local organizations to support those in need
- Internships available to help organize the event (Boost your resume!)
Holiday Lights Contest Entry
Contest is open until December 15th
“I am passionate about creating enriching experiences for kids in the community. Community Lights is a wonderful tradition and will hopefully help create meaningful memories for many families.”
