πŸŽƒ Candy Panda-Monium Trunk-or-Treat Coming to Soddy-Daisy – Community Volunteers Needed

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🎃 Candy Panda-Monium Trunk-or-Treat Coming to Soddy-Daisy – Community Volunteers Needed

First Baptist Church Soddy-Daisy is gearing up for a festive Halloween celebration that brings families together for an afternoon of treats, games, and community connection. The church is calling on volunteers to help make the event a memorable experience for local children and families.

πŸŽ‰ Event Details & What to Expect

Candy Panda-Monium will take place on October 31st from 3 to 5 p.m. at First Baptist Church Soddy-Daisy, located at 10185 Dayton Pike. The trunk-or-treat format invites families to decorate their vehicles and hand out candy from their car trunks, creating a safe, organized alternative to traditional trick-or-treating. The church will also provide hot dogs and treats for attendees. 🌭✨

🀝 How to Get Involved

The church is actively recruiting volunteers in several key areas to ensure the event runs smoothly:

  • Trunk Decorators: Three more decorated vehicles with candy are needed. Those interested can sign up during Sunday services. πŸš—
  • Candy Donors: Community members who aren’t bringing a decorated trunk can contribute candy to stock the event. 🍬
  • Prayer Warriors: Volunteers are invited to commit to praying during the event, either from home or in the church sanctuary. πŸ™
  • Parking Lot Greeters: Friendly faces are needed to welcome guests as they arrive. πŸ‘‹

Anyone interested in helping can reach out to Vickie during Sunday services at the church. The goal is to create a welcoming, joyful atmosphere that makes every child who attends feel celebrated. πŸ’›

πŸ“ Why This Matters for the Community

Trunk-or-treat events have become a popular way for churches and community organizations to provide a safe, family-friendly Halloween alternative. By organizing Candy Panda-Monium, First Baptist Church Soddy-Daisy is offering local families a chance to celebrate together in a structured, supervised setting-and the church’s call for volunteers shows how much the event depends on community participation to succeed.

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Written By Tom Seest

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