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Pumpkin Festival Sets Record and Raises Funding for Charity

Posted on November 2, 2006November 30, 2019 by Roger Carr

What does pumpkin carving, Guinness World Record-breaking and raising funds for charity have in common? They were all done at the Life is good: Pumpkin Festival this year.

On October 21, Life is good: Pumpkin Festivals took place across the country. Over 100,000 people carved pumpkins at the Boston Commons festival site and 30,128 pumpkins lit up the grounds to set a new Guinness World Record!

The Life is good: Pumpkin Festival, across eighteen sites, also raised $554,211 to support kids in need.

You now know a pumpkin festival can set a world record and raise over a half million dollars for a worthy charity. What events can you think of and start that can also make a difference?

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