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Merry Magic event returns in November

The Merry Magic Fundraising Event will return for a fourth year next month. Running from Nov. 12-30 at the Links of Kent, the event will raise funds for Noelle’s Gift to Children and the Chatham Goodfellows.

The fourth annual Merry Magic Fundraising Event will light up the Links of Kent for much of November.

This year’s theme is Hope for the Holidays.

Runing from Nov. 12-30, the event will raise money to support children and youth across Chatham-Kent. This year’s primary beneficiary is Noelle’s Gift to Children, an organization that directly supports students in both the Lambton Kent District School Board (LKDSB) and the St. Clair Catholic District School Board (SCCDSB).

Funds will also support The Chatham Goodfellows in their annual holiday campaign.

“Noelle’s Gift to Children is honoured to be a beneficiary of this amazing event,” founder Lynn Paquette said in a media release. “The Christmas season was one of Noelle’s favourite holidays, so this event perfectly aligns with her legacy of giving.

The Merry Magic team has curated an itinerary with something for everyone, including the Merry Mingle, where guests can browse and bid on holiday tree setups while enjoying appetizers from local chefs. Also taking place this year are a Senior’s Holiday Tea, Gingerbread House Contest, Breakfast with Santa, and more.

Over the past three years, Merry Magic has seen growth in sponsorships, attendance, and community engagement. With new ways to donate, alongside the tree sponsorships and raffle, this year’s event could be the most impactful yet, ensuring a joyful and meaningful holiday season for children across the region.

“Merry Magic is a beautiful example of community generosity in action,” said Gary Girardi, director of education for LKDSB. “The impact that Noelle’s Gift to Children has on students across Chatham-Kent is profound. We are deeply grateful that Merry Magic has chosen Noelle’s Gift as this year’s primary beneficiary. This support will directly improve the lives of countless students and families.”

“The generosity and support for our students through Noelle’s Gift is life-changing,” added Lisa Demers, Director of Education for SCCDSB. “We are so pleased that our students will continue to benefit from this collaboration between Merry Magic and Noelle’s Gift to provide necessities that support student success.”

The public is invited to attend and take part in the festivities.

For more information, visit the Merry Magic website and follow along on the Merry Magic Facebook page.

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