Andrew Reid, a 19-year-old, has created a remarkable holiday light display in East Northport. This display is not only a visual treat but also a means to raise funds for the Ronald McDonald House. Reid collects broken holiday decor that others discard and spends the entire year restoring them. His efforts have resulted in an impressive display that has been open to the public for two nights now.

Illuminate with Kindness - Support Ronald McDonald House with Holiday Lights

Building the Display

Reid's island of misfit decorations forms the heart of this holiday light display. His passion for restoring these broken items and transforming them into a beautiful spectacle is truly inspiring. Each decoration tells a story of second chances and the power of giving.

Over the years, Reid has dedicated countless hours to this project. His attention to detail and creativity shine through in every light. The display is a testament to his hard work and determination.

Four Years of Giving

For the past four years, Reid has been hosting the light show at his East Northport home on Oxbow Court. This year, however, it is the biggest display yet. As he collects donations for the Ronald McDonald House, he is making a significant impact on the lives of children with cancer.

In just two nights, he has already collected 0, showing the community's support for his cause. Reid's selfless act of using his talent to help others is truly remarkable.

Open to the Public

The display is open to the public every night from 5:30-9 p.m., weather permitting. It is a chance for families and friends to come together and enjoy the holiday spirit while supporting a great cause.

Reid encourages people to bring their own broken decorations, which he can add to his collection. This not only helps him continue his work but also gives others a chance to be part of the process.