Just About Ready for Trick-or-Treat!



We are just about ready for the families to dress up in costumes and trick-or-treat at the Arizonans for Children Phoenix Visitation Center!

We have some pretty amazing treats to pass out!  MCSO delivered boxes and boxes of books today and the kids will be able to choose a book as a treat!

Wear Me Pro dropped off 3,000 pairs of sunglasses!  The kids are going to LOVE these treats!




We have reusable water bottles, stuffed animals, super hero capes, goodie bags from Rachel P. and fidget spinners to pass out as well!







And of course we have candy thanks to Maya!




Charlotte G. shopped from the Arizonans for Children Amazon Smile Wish List and we got a book perfect to read for our STAR (Story Time and Reading) program. The kids are going to LOVE Ten Timid Ghosts!


Arizonans for Children Amazon Smile Wish List

Did you know that if you choose Arizonans for Children as the charity of choice on Amazon Smile .5% comes to Arizonans for Children, specifically for the kids we serve?

So exciting!




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