Klick Health "Light the Way" in New Holiday Video Supporting Tony Stacey Centre for Veterans Care

Klick Health "Light the Way" in New Holiday Video Supporting Tony Stacey Centre for Veterans Care

Dec. 06, 2022

The holiday season can be a lonely time for many seniors–increasingly so since the start of the pandemic so Klick Health released its "Light The Way" holiday video to encourage people to "be the light in someone’s day." The sentimental three-minute holiday production was created in partnership with the Tony Stacey Centre for Veterans Care (TSCVC) and shines a spotlight on the power of community and connection.

Set to original, new music by singer/songwriter Taylor Ashton, "Light The Way" provides a heartwarming glimpse inside the non-profit long-term care home as Klicksters work outside to surprise residents with a larger-than-life holiday celebration. In the video, hundreds of family, friends, Klicksters, and community members turn up in droves for the event, featuring over 25,000 lights, a giant Santa throne and other festive decor, live entertainment, and hot cocoa.

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