Lights for Life, Inc.

About Us

Linda and JohnYears ago, John Worthington found out that his cousin had Leukemia.  John and his father volunteered to donate their blood platelets to help save his cousin’s life. Ever since that day, when John saw a young child with Cancer, it hurt him deeply and he wished that there was something more that he could do to help these children and their families.

A couple of years ago he got an idea. He called that idea “Lights for Life”. He    got to work immediately on researching the possibility of changing his idea into a reality. Lights for Life, Inc is now a federally recognized 501(c)(3) non-profit public charity dedicated to helping children with Cancer.

John’s idea was to take old and broken holiday string lights and recycle them in order to reclaim the Copper and PVC that they contain and sell them back to the manufacturing industry. The funds received from selling these commodities of Copper and PVC are used to help children with cancer and their families with medical bills and other expenses not covered by insurance, along with sponsoring kids camps and helping to fund childhood cancer research.

With the help of his wife, Linda, Lights for Life has  just completed it's first year in collecting old holiday string lights. We started in the northern Colorado area with the goal of going national over the next couple years. Through the recycling of  the old holiday lights and other copper wire, we will not only be able to provide financial assistance to families in need, but help with some emotional relief by sponsoring kids camps for children that have to face daily trials and troubles that the average person can only begin to imagine

Lights for Life has partnered with Ace Hardware to help collect your old and broken holiday light strings for recycling.

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Lights for Life Inc.
1208 E 3rd St.
Loveland, CO 80537
ph: 970-449-3485
alt: 970-231-1644
JohnJWorthington@LightsforLifeInc.com