DAVENPORT, IOWA (December 10, 2019) — Gilda’s Club will host their 21st annual Lighting of the Blessing Tree event on Tuesday, December 10, 6–7 p.m.

The Blessing Tree is a 21 year tradition at Gilda’s Club in which people can sponsor a light, bow, or ornament in memory of, in celebration of, or in thankfulness for a special person in their life. All the proceeds from The Blessing Tree help Gilda’s Club in their mission to support local individuals and families affected by a cancer diagnosis at no charge.

The celebration will begin at 6PM on Tuesday, December 10, with the lighting to follow at approximately 6:30PM. Light hors d’ oeuvres, along with a beer and wine tasting, will be provided 6-7PM.

You can be a part of the Blessing Tree by sponsoring a light, bow, or ornament to honor a special person in your life. Individual lights are just $10 each or you may purchase five lights for $25. Large bows may be purchased for $30 each or gold ornaments can also be purchased for $50 each. A display in the clubhouse will feature the name of the person each light, bow, and ornament represents and a letter of tribute and holiday blessings will be sent if you wish. The tree will remain lit until Monday, January 6.

To learn more about contributing to the Blessing Tree or to purchase a light, bow or ornament, please visit www.gildasclubqc.org/blessing. Those wishing to celebrate the life of someone special through the Blessing Tree can make their donation through January 6, 2020.

For questions or more information, please contact Gilda’s Club at 563-326-7504 or email stevie@gildasclubqc.org.

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