Froid Volunteers Serve Warmth, Hospitality
Between stops for candy, Froid’s trick-or-treaters found a di rent kind of Halloween treat: a sandwich, a doughnut and a warm cup of cocoa.
Community volunteers once again hosted the annual Halloween meal, inviting children and their parents to step out of the cold, take a seat and enjoy one another’s company.
Throughout the evening, children arrived in a variety of costumes, taking a break from their rounds to warm up and have something to eat. For parents, the gathering offered a welcome pause, too — a chance to rest and visit before heading back outside.
Sandwiches provided something more substantial amid a night of sweets, while hot cocoa helped warm those coming in from the cold. Doughnuts rounded out the meal, adding another treat to the evening.
The come-and-go gathering has become a familiar part of Halloween in Froid, with families making room for it alongside their trick-ortreating plans. It o rs a place where the holiday can slow down for a few moments and neighbors can share a table.
Behind the tradition are community volunteers who put the event on each year. Their time and e rt help ensure that Halloween in Froid includes more than costumes and candy — it also includes a warm welcome and a place to gather.
