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STAR 102.5’s Christmas Wish

STAR 102.5’s Christmas Wish

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STAR 102.5’s Christmas Wish, presented by Community Choice, is back! While some have faced hard times this year, others have given all they could. We want to hear about people who deserve a Christmas Wish to make their holiday season brighter.

Do you know someone making a difference in our community? Maybe they volunteer, help others, or simply bring joy to those around them. They could be a friend, neighbor, family member… or even you.

Celebrate these special people by submitting a Christmas Wish today. Submissions are open through Sunday, Dec. 13.

Presented by Community Choice – UNbank with us at unbankwithus.com.

Submit your Christmas Wish below! You can also mail your Christmas Wish to the following address:

STAR Christmas Wish
1416 Locust St.
Des Moines, IA 50309


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