One Outgrown Costume, One Happy Halloween

Sep 25

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DSPA Halloween Costume Drive flyer announcing a September 28–October 2, 2026 collection of new or gently used costumes for children and adults, with all sizes welcome and adult costumes especially appreciated. The flyer features colorful Halloween-themed illustrations and lists Hope the Mission as a proud partner.

Back by popular demand, the Franklin Haynes Marionettes performed for our campers today, bringing their wonderful puppet show to Discovery School once again. Our campers watched in delight as stories came to life through the puppets on stage.

There is something magical about watching children's faces light up as puppets sing, dance, and tell stories, and today was no exception. Our campers loved every minute of the show.

oung child smiling while dressed as a witch in a black costume and decorated witch hat, holding a purple Halloween prop during a preschool celebration. Other children in Halloween costumes are visible in the background.

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