A synchronized light show in Alpharetta Georgia. Over 65,000 Lights.
Our Charity
We're doing something different with donations this year.
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50% of the donations received will be sent to our charity, Wounded Warriors.
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50% will be retained to financially support the show.
This will help cover things like web site cost, and more lights/elements for the show.
For example, we've been adding a lot of lights every year so this year we had another electrical circuit added (cost $1200) to safely support the load.
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This change was made in response to many conversations over the years where people have suggested we should keep some or all of the donations. We hope the 50/50 split will be seen as a good solution.
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Wounded Warrior Project
This year we have decided to accept donations to support the Wounded Warrior Project. For more information please visit their web site.
Ways to Donate
At the Show
Any of the following can be placed in our secure box while you're visiting our show.
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Cash - we love the green stuff.
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Checks - Please make your check to Stuart Pierce and put "Wounded Warriors" in the memo field. We'll add your check amount to the total donated to the Wounded Warriors Project.
Online Giving Options
Here are several ways to give online.
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Venmo - send money to @STUART-PIERCE-JR
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Zelle - send money to PierceLights@yahoo.com or mobile number 678 457-8873.
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CashApp - send money to $PierceLights
Other Resources for veterans
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