Country Bumpkin Trunk or Treat

One of our newest members Sara Hugoson had a vision of service and fun for the latest FWT project. Once again, the collaboration was rewarding and successful as several members came together for plan and execution. Crafty ideas and many helping hands made a “farm-themed” favorite stop for about 500 or so Trick or Treaters and their families. The very windy day made setting up the cardboard barn challenging, but the FWT problem solvers made it happen! Within the first hour, 300+ treats had run out, but FWT President Joanna was quick on the task to replace so no child was turned away.
Hy-Vee has donated to FWT past projects and the FWT group wanted to give-back support for their “Trunk or Treat” project. Fairmont is fortunate to have a Hy-Vee; and FWT applauds their success and service to our community.
The interaction with families during the event proved to be delightful and rewarding too. Families of diverse backgrounds were greeted with smiles, welcoming conversation and an Interactive Farm Display. The “Trunk or Treat” project was a great way to serve local kids, demonstrate gratitude, build trust and “cultivate” friendships within the Fairmont Women of Today circle of members and beyond.

Fairmont Women of Today demonstrate teamwork and creativity in a new community-building Halloween event: Fairmont Hy-Vee’s “Trunk or Treat.”

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