2021 Keepsake Take-Home Ornament

Description

Please put your baby’s name in the “Order Notes” field on the checkout form

This year’s ornament blends perfectly with our 26th Annual Walk for Remembrance and Hope theme:

“I Love You Past The Moon And Miss You Beyond The Stars”

Each ornament is a gold ring adorned by greenery, purple berries, frosted tips and a gold bow.

For your keepsake ornament, choose from Faith, Hope or Love and your baby’s initial will hang from that word backed by a shiny, acrylic star. Ornament measures approximately 6.5″x8″.

*Limited quantities of each word.

Do not forget to purchase your FESTIVAL ornament separately at a discounted price.

WHY would I want to purchase an ornament that I don’t even get to keep?

Each year we give you the opportunity to have your baby represented at the Festival of Trees. By purchasing a second ornament, at a deeply discounted price, it’s an opportunity you don’t want to miss! Ask any of our families how much it means when they attend the event and stand in front of a tree that represents THEIR baby and you will witness precisely how meaningful it truly is. Not everyone can beautifully decorate a tree, cover all the costs it takes to do so, and then donate it to a great cause. We at Share Parents of Utah figured out a way to not only raise money for two notable causes; our organization, as well as Primary Children’s Hospital, but also turn it into a very very tender and meaningful experience for over 100 Share families each and every year. Seeing a tree decorated with ornaments representing and adorned with 100-200 angel babies names is equally heart-wrenching and incredibly touching to say the least.

2021 will mark Share Parents of Utah’s 7th year participating in the event. Over those seven years we have helped raise $17,161 from the sales of our donated trees. A remarkable representation of all our babies stand in six, going on seven, beautiful homes each and every holiday season. This year is the 51st Annual Festival of Trees benefitting Primary Children’s Hospital.