Shirley Figueroa, who is resigned, experienced childhood in the Bronx with "no trees on my square."
She and her significant other, who are Puerto Rican, as of late moved out of the city to a house that accompanied a 72-foot-tall Norway spruce.
A scout for the Rockefeller Center recognized the tree, and she consented to give it away.
"Simply the way that I have a tree that I can give when I originated from some place that had no trees — it's so dreamlike," Figueroa said.
"We're glad all around. We're New Yorkers."
Consistently the Rockefeller Center gets a tree from a better place. As per the New York Times, this is the first run through the tree was given by an equivalent sex couple or a Latinx couple.
The tree will be in plain view until January 7, 2019.
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