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Tree of Lights

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2025 Tree of Lights Ceremonies 

Thank you to our generous and kind hosts – BankGloucester, M&T Bank in Danvers, Swampscott Town Hall, the First Church Congregational Swampscott, and the First Parish UU Church in Waltham - for once again partnering with Care Dimensions in 2025. 

2026 Dates will be announced in early 2026. 

Always Remembered – Always Treasured – Always Honored

Thank You for Lighting the Way with Care Dimensions

Care Dimensions is deeply grateful to everyone who supported this year’s Tree of Lights. Your generosity created a meaningful way to honor loved ones, remember special lives, and bring comfort to the patients and families we are privileged to serve.

Each light represents a story, a memory, and a lasting tribute. Together, they shine as a powerful symbol of love, remembrance, and hope across our community.

We invite you to explore our 2025 digital Tree of Lights Tribute Book

Thank you for helping Care Dimensions continue to provide compassionate hospice and palliative care to patients and families, today and always.

Learn more about how Care Dimensions is helping patients and families in our communities. 

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2025 Tree of Lights Ceremonies 

Thank you to our generous and kind hosts – BankGloucester, M&T Bank in Danvers, Swampscott Town Hall, the First Church Congregational Swampscott, and the First Parish UU Church in Waltham - for once again partnering with Care Dimensions in 2025. 

2026 Dates will be announced in early 2026. 

Watch the 2025 Service of Remembrance

Questions?

For more information or questions about the Tree of Lights, we invite you to reach out to our philanthropy team at events@caredimensions.org or 978-223-9787.

Tree of Lights Tradition Continues, as Family Illuminates a New Light

tree_donor_stories_2025-1760031352.jpgMargaret Taddeo died last February, and this will be her family's first holiday season without her. There was never a doubt that they would carry on a Tree of Lights tradition in her memory.

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