Harbour Lights: Join CBC Saint John in support of local food banks

Join CBC Saint John in support of local food banks and help feed families in your community.

The number of people relying on food banks is higher than ever, and the need is even greater during the holidays.

No matter how big or small, every donation and act of kindness makes a difference.Your community needs you.

Live broadcast- Dec. 15

On Friday, Dec. 15,CBC held a specialHarbour Lights live broadcast with Julia Wright and the Information Morning team in person at the Saint John City Market. Thank you to everyone who participatedor made a donation. Because of your generosity, the campaign has raised more than $285,141to-date.

There's still time to give! Donate until Dec.31 by clicking the blue donate button below.

WAYS TO GIVE

Online: Make your donation online through CanadaHelps.org by clicking here or on the blue 'donate' button.

By mail (cheques only please)
Harbour Lights Campaign Inc.
PO Box 20039, RPO Brunswick Square
Saint John, N.B. E2L 5B2

In person
Visit Good Fibrations at 90 Germain Street from November 27 to December 21.
Monday to Friday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Accepting cash, cheques, credit card and debit. Tax receipts are available.
506-608-7518

Please note that in-person donations cannot be accepted at CBC Saint John.

Harbour Lights Mugs

Limited-edition custom Harbour Lights mugs were on saleat the Saint John City Market show and on-line. Mugs are now sold out.

This year's design was created by Francine Baxter, a potter, jewelry maker and artist living on the Kingston Peninsula

Light it up

Each year on the Saint John harbourfront, Port Saint John installs a giant Christmas tree covered in more than 130,000 light bulbs. As donations are made, strings on the tree are lit until the entire tree is covered with twinkling lights. Once the fundraising total reaches $150,000, the star at the very top of the tree is illuminated but donations continue being accepted into the New Year.

Thanks to your kindness and generosity, the Harbour Lights campaign has raised more than $3.5 million in support of local food banks since the campaign started in 1997.

Port Saint John thanks their supporting partner at Saint John Energy for contributing the cost of electrifying the tree.

Follow Harbour Lights on Facebook and Instagram and their website.
Email: hello@harbourlightssj.ca