Why Not Make Trunk-or-Treat a Side Hustle This Halloween?

Halloween is a fun time for kids, but it's also a chance to spread some cheer to those who might not get many visitors. Instead of making trunk-or-treat your only Halloween stop, let's mix it up. Sure, trunk-or-treat events are convenient and safe, but consider this: our elderly neighbors could really use some company. They often live alone and don't get many chances to socialize. So, why not make a few stops at nearby senior centers or the homes of elderly friends and family? It's a win-win situation. Kids get their candy, and the elderly get some much-needed human interaction. Plus, it's a great way to teach kids about kindness and community spirit. During the pandemic, trunk-or-treat events were a lifesaver. But now that things are getting back to normal, let's not forget about those who might be feeling lonely. So, grab your candy bags and let's make this Halloween count for everyone!