Register now for Lynnwood Chambers annual ugly sweater contest and meeting Dec. 17

Lynnwood, WALocal News

The Lynnwood Chamber of Commerce will host its annual ugly sweater contest and meeting on December 17, inviting residents to showcase their most festive attire. Participants can register online to partake in the event, where they can win prizes and enjoy a lively atmosphere. This gathering emphasizes community spirit and encourages donations to support local charities. The Chamber seeks to enhance connections among businesses and residents through this holiday celebration. Historically, such events have successfully united the community during the festive season.

Last year, the contest attracted over 100 participants, highlighting its popularity. The event not only fosters local engagement but also raises funds for community initiatives. By participating, attendees contribute to a charitable cause while enjoying the holiday festivities.

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