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Conifer Chamber and local nonprofits announce holiday events and volunteer needs
Summary
Conifer-area groups promoted the 40th annual Christmas parade, Light Up Conifer, Neighborhood Connections gatherings, a new library open house and Salvation Army bell volunteer sign-ups; organizers asked for volunteers and directed attendees to sign-up tables and websites.
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Local community organizations used the Conifer town hall to promote holiday events and sign-up opportunities.
A chamber representative outlined the 40th Conifer Christmas Parade on Sutton Road (Dec. 6 festival events from 10 a.m.–4 p.m.), saying there were 23 floats registered and encouraging residents to build floats, walk or volunteer. The chamber also described Light Up Conifer (starting Nov. 29) and Neighborhood Connections gatherings on Dec. 1 across 24 neighborhoods.
Shirley announced a Conifer Library open house on Dec. 4 from 5–8 p.m. with a holiday story time, crafts and refreshments.
Christy Seaborn of the Salvation Army asked for bell-ringing volunteers and described virtual kettles that let customers donate cashless at local businesses. She said 90% of local kettles' funds stay in the community and provided sign-up links in the room.
Organizers directed attendees to information tables after the meeting and invited volunteers to contact the Chamber or listed sign-up resources.

