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Vote for WXYZ-TV's tree to benefit Forgotten Harvest in Gardner White's 2025 Twinkle Town competition

24 teams are competing in the decorating event to try to win money for local charities
Vote for WXYZ-TV's Twinkle Town tree to benefit Forgotten Harvest
Vote for WXYZ-TV's tree to benefit Forgotten Harvest in Gardner White's 2025 Twinkle Town competition
WXYZ decorates tree to benefit Forgotten Harvest in 2025 Twinkle Town event
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WARREN, Mich. (WXYZ) — Even when we're working hard to bring you the news of our communities each and every day, there's really just one thing on our minds: Gardner White's annual Twinkle Town tree decorating competition.

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Vote for WXYZ-TV's Twinkle Town tree to benefit Forgotten Harvest

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WXYZ decorates tree to benefit Forgotten Harvest in 2025 Twinkle Town event

That's right, we're back for another year of tree decorating for a good cause.

For years, we have toiled, we have tinsled—and yet, we still fell short of victory.

From last year's event: WXYZ decorates tree to benefit Forgotten Harvest in Twinkle Town competition

WXYZ decorating tree to benefit Forgotten Harvest in 2024 Twinkle Town campaign

But as they say, we're hoping the third time’s a charm.

This year, we're pulling out more stops and secret weapons. We teamed up with local designer Jon Gerych of Gerych’s in Fenton to make our theme stand out, representing a fondness for yesteryear. Our theme this year: Hudson's Nostalgia.

Gardner White’s annual tree decorating competition pits 24 teams against each other, all in the name of charity.

The winning tree will win $10,000 for their charity of choice, and once again, we picked Forgotten Harvest as our charity for the competition.

A holiday kick-off event was held on November 6 at Gardner White’s flagship store in Warren, when the voting opened up for best tree.

Voting is open through December 7.

And all we want for Christmas this year ... is a win for local families.