Asheville, N.C. is buzzing with holiday cheer as it gears up for the highly anticipated Ingles Giving Tree event! This beautifully festive occasion is set to light up the Asheville Mall on Monday afternoon, Nov. 25, marking the official start of the holiday giving season. And let’s be honest, there’s no better way to get into the holiday spirit than by coming together to support those in our community.
The festivities will kick off from 4-6 p.m., creating a wonderful atmosphere for families and friends to gather and celebrate. Attendees are encouraged to bring a bag of non-perishable food to donate. This year’s event will benefit MANNA FoodBank, ensuring that our local community members have access to essential food items during the holiday season. It’s a small act that can make a big difference!
One of the most magical moments of the afternoon will be the lighting of the Ingles Giving Tree itself. It’s a stunning sight that draws everyone’s attention and fills the air with joy. The anticipation builds as the crowd gathers, and everyone watches in excitement as the lights illuminate the tree, bringing warmth and brightness to the Asheville Mall. There’s something truly special about seeing the community come together for such an uplifting occasion.
But wait, there’s more! The event will feature live holiday music, adding to the joyful atmosphere. Families can sing along to familiar tunes, and maybe even discover new favorite songs to add to their holiday playlists. The sounds of the season are bound to create an unforgettable experience for all who attend.
If you’re a fan of local weather updates, you won’t want to miss the appearance of News 13’s Chief Meteorologist Jason Boyer at the ceremony. He’ll be there to share in the festivities and keep everyone informed about the weather as we dance, sing, and celebrate. You can catch the tree lighting LIVE on News 13 at 5:30 p.m., so be sure to tune in for all the sparkle and celebration.
Events like the Ingles Giving Tree remind us of the importance of coming together as a community. Asheville is known for its strong community spirit, and this holiday season offers a wonderful opportunity for everyone to show their compassion and support for those in need. Whether it’s by donating food, enjoying holiday music, or simply sharing a smile with your neighbors, every little bit counts.
We encourage everyone to join in the festivities and help spread the word. The more, the merrier! Whether you’re a long-time Asheville resident or just visiting, the Ingles Giving Tree event promises to be a heartwarming experience filled with joy, generosity, and holiday cheer. So grab your friends and family, and be part of this beautiful occasion that kicks off our holiday season on the right foot. Together, let’s make this time of year bright for all!
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