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christmas candy :: Article Creator Henderson's Candy Cane House Opens To Public For 4th Year After Victor Cardenas' husband, Joey Cardona, survived a cancer diagnosis several years ago, the couple celebrated by decking out their Henderson home with dozens of Christmas trees, thousands of lights and free tours to raise funds for homeless people. Now for the fourth year running, Cardenas and Cardona are again showcasing their festive home, known as the "Candy Cane House." This walk-through event is free, but visitors are encouraged to donate to HopeLink of Southern Nevada, which fights local homelessness. "We are deeply moved that Victor and Joey love HopeLink and the work we do in the community," Aaron Sheets, HopeLink's interim chief executive officer, said in a statement. Visitors to the Candy Cane House can donate gift cards or cash to HopeLink or donate directly through Venmo or Cash App. All donated funds ...