Festival of Trees raises funds for safe, affordable homes
Beau, left, and Cortney Koehn of Moses Lake look over the “Home Alone” tree at the 30th annual Habitat for Humanity Festival of Trees Dec. 7. The tree, donated and decorated by Moses Lake Industries, included luggage so the buyer could abandon their family before the family abandoned them, according to the auction book.
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From left: Josh Bruce, Yvette Ferranti and Crystal Bruce look over desserts at the Festival of Trees Dec. 7.
A blue and silver glow comes from the Winter Wishes tree donated to the Habitat for Humanity Festival of Trees by Friend of Habitat Dawn Mabius.
Thirteen different trees were arrayed around the ATEC Building at Big Bend Community College for the 30th annual Habitat for Humanity Festival of Trees.
MOSES LAKE — It was an evening of glittery trees, gaudy sweaters and holiday cheer at the Festival of Trees, Habitat for Humanity of Greater Moses Lake’s annual banquet, auction and fundraiser. The event raised a little more than $70,000, according to Executive Director Rebecca Mabius.
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