Give Kids the World announced Wednesday that it will discontinue hosting Night of a Million Lights at its Village in order“to remain focused on our mission to create life-changing experiences for wish families.”
We're overjoyed that GKTW is back to operating at full capacity! To remain focused on our mission to create life-changing experiences for wish families, we've decided to discontinue hosting Night of a Million Lights at the Village. Thanks to everyone who made the event possible! pic.twitter.com/1NVbOxaDiY
The decision comes as Give Kids the World has resumed operating at full capacity again since the COVID-19 pandemic shutdown.
Night of a Million Lights started in 2020 and became the nonprofit’s largest fundraiser of the year. For the last two years, the Village was transformed into a twinkling, glowing, dazzling winter wonderland for several weeks during the holiday season, drawing thousands of spectators.
The 89-acre, whimsical nonprofit resort provides critically ill children and their families from around the world with magical weeklong wish vacations at no cost.
“A holiday spectacular like no other:” Get a sneak peek at GKTW’s Night of a Million Lights event For the first time, the public will be allowed inside the “Give Kids the World Village” in Kissimmee. (Charles Frazier/WFTV)
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