Wave of Light | October 15, 2025 Register Now
registration open!
Join us on October 15th for a community candlelight vigil and water lantern release amongst a light display featuring over 50,000 pink, blue, and white lights in memory of our babies in Heaven.
This is a free event for families who have experienced pregnancy or infant loss and their friends and family.
SPONSOR LIGHTS
(opens sept 1)
Displayed at the Wave of Light event, you can sponsor a cluster of lights in memory of your baby in Heaven for a $100 donation.
A sign with your baby's name will be illuminated in front of five 10-foot-high poles, twinkling in your choice of pink, blue, or white lights.
Join us today so that we can reach our fundraising goal of $75,000 by October 31st! We are appreciative of any gift amount and will use 100% of your donation toward our mission to provide comfort, hope, and healing to families grieving the loss of a baby in
Heaven.
Let's shine a light on pregnancy loss together.
registration opens sept 1
We will walk through rows of beautiful lights together and hear our babies’ names as we release water lanterns onto the lake. United in our heartache, we will light up the night together in remembrance of our babies in Heaven.
Together, we will grieve with HOPE!
Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day is a day of remembrance for pregnancy loss and infant death, which includes miscarriage, stillbirth, SIDS, or the death of a newborn.
It is observed annually on October 15th in the United States and Canada and, in recent years, the United Kingdom and parts of Australia.
The day is observed with remembrance ceremonies and candle-lighting vigils, concluding with the International Wave of Light, a worldwide lighting of candles at 7:00 p.m. The International Wave of Light invites participants from around the world to light a candle in honor of PAILRD, starting at 1900 hours on October 15 in their respective time zones, and to leave the candle burning for at least an hour.
The result is a continuous chain of light spanning the earth for a 24-hour period in honor and remembrance of the children who pass away during pregnancy or shortly after birth.