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Light the World Giving Machine now open in Rexburg

by Seth Egan | Dec 9, 2025 | Church News, Community | 0 comments

On Monday, Dec. 1, in the Hemming Village lobby, Light the World held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for three Giving Machines.

According to the Giving Machine East Idaho website, the Giving Machines will be in Rexburg from "December 1 - December 14."

Two men chatting next to a Giving Machine.
Alvin F. Meredith III and Brett A. Crandall chatting before the ribbon cutting. Image Credit: Seth Egan.
Drummer with sunglasses preforming.
Madison High School drumline performing for the crowd. Image Credit: Seth Egan.
Crowd looking around.
Guests at the ribbon cutting. Image Credit: Seth Egan.

At least 50 to 60 people attended to participate in or watch the ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Madison High School and Sugar-Salem High School performed musical numbers before the ribbon was cut.

Choir singing in front of giving machines.
Sugar-Salem High School singing "Little Drummer Boy." Image Credit: Seth Egan.
The Ribbon being cut by a group of people.
The ribbon-cutting ceremony. Image Credit: Seth Egan.
Person donating to the Giving Machine.
Patrons donating to the Giving Machine. Image Credit: Seth Egan.

To read more about the Giving Machines in Rexburg from the Scroll, click here.

To learn more about the Giving Machines in East Idaho, go to the Giving Machine East Idaho website.

  • Seth Egan

    Seth Egan is a dedicated reporter for the BYU-Idaho Scroll, where he has authored many articles covering a diverse range of topics. His work focuses on campus life, local Rexburg community news, student features, and faith-centered stories. With a commitment to clear and impactful storytelling, Seth aims to keep the student body informed and connected through his reporting.

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