Huguenot Memorial Church to hold annual Christmas tree sale Dec. 1

October 28, 2018

Editor’s note: This press release was provided by the Huguenot Memorial Church.

Save The Date: Christmas Tree Sale to Support Local Charitable Causes

New start time – Same great Trees – Same great charities!

Huguenot Memorial Church’s Annual Charitable Christmas Tree Sale and Alternative Christmas Market will be Saturday, December 1 from 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM, at Boston Post Road and Pelhamdale Avenue.

For sale: Fraser fir trees in all sizes, decorated and undecorated wreaths, poinsettias, swag, and pine roping. Visit with Santa in the library and shop the Alternative Christmas Market for handmade gifts and fair trade coffee and chocolate. Free doughnuts, hot chocolate and coffee at the sale! All proceeds go to Hope Community Services in New Rochelle, CSA Soup Kitchen in Mount Vernon, and student mission trips (credit cards, checks, and cash accepted). Come catch the holiday spirit and help support these local causes.

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