Austin, TX
Trimlight Austin South Partners with Local Charities for Holiday Lighting Donation Program
Austin, Texas – July 18, 2024 – Trimlight Austin South, a leading provider of permanent holiday [https://austintrimlight.com/used-for/permanent-led-lighting/] and exterior lighting solutions, announces a new initiative in partnership with local charities to bring joy and light to the community this holiday season. The Holiday Lighting Donation Program aims to provide free holiday lighting installations to families and organizations in need across Austin.
This innovative program, spearheaded by Trimlight Austin South, dedicates a portion of the company’s resources to brightening the holidays for those who might not otherwise be able to afford such luxuries. By collaborating with local charities, Trimlight Austin South ensures that the lighting installations reach the most deserving individuals and groups.
Justin Parr, CEO and owner of Trimlight Austin South, expressed his enthusiasm for the program: “The holidays are a time for joy and togetherness, and we believe that everyone deserves to experience the magic of festive lights. Through our Holiday Lighting Donation Program, we aim to spread cheer and make a positive impact on our community. We’re excited to partner with local charities to identify families and organizations that will benefit the most from our services.
“Trimlight Austin South is renowned for its high-quality, customizable lighting solutions. Their services include permanent holiday lighting, exterior lighting, accent lighting [https://austintrimlight.com/used-for/accent-lighting/], driveway lighting [https://austintrimlight.com/used-for/driveway-lighting/] and event lighting. Each installation is designed to enhance the beauty and safety of homes and businesses, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.
The Holiday Lighting Donation Program reflects Trimlight Austin South’s ongoing commitment to community involvement and support. By providing free lighting installations, the company hopes to inspire other businesses to engage in similar efforts and contribute to the well-being of the Austin community.Families and organizations interested in applying for the Holiday Lighting Donation Program can find more information and application details on the company’s website [https://austintrimlight.com/]. Trimlight Austin South encourages everyone to spread the word and help bring light to those in need this holiday season.
About Trimlight Austin South
Trimlight Austin South is a premier provider of permanent holiday and exterior lighting solutions in Austin, Texas. Specializing in customizable lighting installations, the company offers a range of services including permanent holiday lighting, exterior lighting, landscape lighting, and event lighting. With a commitment to quality and customer satisfaction, Trimlight Austin South enhances the beauty and safety of homes and businesses throughout the Austin area.
For more information, visit austintrimlight.com [https://austintrimlight.com/].
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The report assessed pavement conditions, fatalities, deficient bridges, infrastructure costs and congestion levels across the United States. Texas earned the following rankings:
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“More than 42,000 of the nation’s 618,923 highway bridges, nearly 7%, are still structurally deficient. Arizona, Nevada, and Texas reported the lowest percentages of deficient bridges,” the report said.
The full report can be found online.
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A few of the storms dropped rain and up to pea-sized hail in San Marcos, Dripping Springs and the Austin metro area.
A Severe Thunderstorm Warning was issued for Williamson County around 8:15 p.m., and then canceled shortly after. However, it was enough for the Two Step Inn music festival in Georgetown to cancel shows for the rest of the evening. Event organizers say the festival will run as planned Sunday.
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- Peter Sides, who fought in the 2nd Battalion of the North Carolina Regiment of the Colonial Army, and was later killed in the 1813 Battle of Medina, fighting for Mexican independence against Spain.
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