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Christmas Lights for MS – Congratulations

18 December 2024

Christmas is the season of giving, and for the last seven years, two young men from Canberra, James Crowther and Ben Walker, have done just that with their Christmas lights for MS displays in Stacy Street and Ruthven Street, Gowrie, spreading joy and raising vital funds for MS.

This Christmas, thanks to the generosity of the Australian community, they’ve passed an impressive milestone – and have now raised over $100,000!

You can show your support here.

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Christmas Lights for MS – Congratulations