As Halloween approaches, the Geauga County Sheriff's Office is gearing up for their Annual Trunk or Treat event, and they're reaching out to the community for support. Sheriff Scott A. Hildenbrand took to social media to encourage donations of candy to ensure the event is as delightful for the children as it has been in previous years. The donations can be dropped off at the sheriff's office during business hours until the day of the event.
The initiative, which has become a beloved tradition in the area, hinges on community involvement, with the sheriff's office acting as the central collection point for the treats. The Facebook post by Geauga County Sheriff's Office Sheriff Scott A. Hildenbrand calls for locals to come together to "make sure every little ghost, goblin, and superhero goes home with a bucket full of treats,” an effort to provide a safe and joyous Halloween for all participating children. The sheriff's office is open for donations from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., but they're also accommodating for those unable to donate within these times by providing a contact number for arrangements.
In their social media post, which was published yesterday, the sheriff's office laid out all the necessary details for the donation process Sheriff Hildenbrand's request. The post undoubtedly reflects the spirit of giving and community engagement that the event is meant to foster. "Thank you for helping make this community tradition such a fun and spooky success!" expressed the sheriff, highlighting the gratitude felt towards the contributors of past and upcoming events.
