I am hoping if this event is a success they will make it an annual tradition because I would much rather have my kids in a safe hot environment than out on the cold streets in the dark
Each year my pal and I worry about the kids heading out trick or treating. Not that the town is bad or anything like that, it is the weather that is a problem. In our part you are more likely to have to wear a snowsuit than anything else at the end of September. My associate and I consistently have to make sure that the kids have costumes that can accomodate winter season wear underneath them. Because of all of that my pal and I were happy when one of the local companies gave to host a large Halloween party for the community. They have a large heated warehome and they planned on having bounce houses, a haunted house, and multiple games for kids of all ages. My associate and I could finally buy cute costumes for the kids and allow them to run around without worrying about them getting frostbite. The only thing that the company was asking of the residents was that they make a donation to a local charity as their admittance into the party. I would have blissfully paid double the amount for a opportunity to celebrate with my kids in a hot facility, this event is truly a winning one for almost everyone involved. It is superb PR for the business, good and comfortable for the kids and families, and the charity gets to benefit from the profits. I am hoping if this event is a success they will make it an annual tradition because I would much rather have my kids in a safe hot environment than out on the cold streets in the dark. I am sure that other parents will agree with me too.
