The Special Halloween project at Sunrise Presbyterian Church completed another year, serving 20 children, 9 families, that otherwise would not be able to trick or treat. While Halloween is an opportunity to dress up and seek candy for most children, there are a few who are unable to trick or treat due to a variety of reasons: sensory issues, lack of mobility, medical fragility, and other limitations. For the second year, Sunrise has worked to fill that gap.
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