Life fundraising events which are held all over the U.S. feature luminaria ceremonies. There is general agreement that the farolito is a substitute for the luminaria. Participants use a wide range of artistic approaches, such as batik, papier mache, and luminaria. Luminaria bags are often decorated by participants. The Luminaria Ceremony is targeted toward remembering. These images would then appear in that evening's presentation of LuminAria. It is considered one of the largest luminaria displays in the state of New Mexico. The luminaria is widely used in Santa Fe, New Mexico. About 75% of the food pantries annual budget comes from these luminaria sales and donations. In 2014, the New Mexico Community Foundation awarded Salmon the Luminaria Award. The San Antonio Luminaria Festival invited Hyperbubble to perform as a multidisciplinary and visual artist. During the 2001 holiday season, "Disney's LuminAria" was presented on Paradise Bay. In Midlothian, Illinois, luminaria sets are sold to raise money for the local food pantries. "Luminaria" is a loanword from Spanish that entered English in New Mexico. In Spanish, the word "farolito" translates as "little lantern", while "luminaria" means "festival light".