Fireworks lit up the night sky downtown on Thursday, as St. Paul’s Hospital Lights of Hope kicked off.
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The annual event involves lighting up 200 stars outside of St. Paul’s Hospital, but this time around they have a new display.
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Living Light is an interactive piece, where passers-by can light up a star with a donation using a contactless card.
“The Living Light gives everyone the opportunity to light a star themselves, shining brightly when you donate and fading when it goes too long without support,” states the press release.
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Other landmarks showed their support in their own way this year, by lighting up their exterior to match.
The Lights of Hope campaign raises funds to support the highest-need patients and caregivers at St. Paul’s Hospital, as well as Mount Saint Joseph’s Hospital and Providence Health Care’s seniors care homes.
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