Thriving communities support work at the local level. Be an angel to your community this holiday season!
Angel Chorus Charity Sweep
What better way to raise money and awareness for your cause of choice, than to build an angel for it? Each fall, we ask members of our community to commit to constructing an angel figure, no less than 3-feet tall, to stand with other angels and raise money through the month of December. When you commit to building an angel, you have until the end of November to build something unique and personal. Once all angels are on display, they’re able to collect public donations. Find your favourite angel somewhere in the community and scan its QR Code to enter to win.
HOW TO ENTER
You need to have a person or group of people who are ready to get crafty for a common goal! Choose your charity or non-profit (must be a group that operates locally) and complete the form below. You can build your angel out of anything you want! The only rules are that they must have wings of some sort, and they need to stand at least 3 feet tall. The sky's the limit on where you go from there.
WHY ANGELS?
Did you know that a group of angels is called a choir? Just like we have a "school of fish" we get a "choir of angels." Angels exist in many different cultures, religions, and mythologies. As messengers and protectors, angels fulfill a higher purpose. We believe that our angels can, indeed, be superheroes for local organizations. Raising money and promoting giving during the holiday season.
SEEK AND FIND
Each angel will be placed in a unique location around town through the month of December. As you shop for the holidays, scan each angel's QR code. Learn more about the local non-profit that's represented, and enter to win a fantastic prize basket. You can even become an angel yourself by donating to the cause, or by getting in touch directly with the group that inspires you.
Commit to Building an Angel by November 13th
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