This October, STUDENTS Speak Up for Kids chapters across Palm Beach County turned Halloween into a season of giving. From candy bags and cards to a Trunk or Treat, our students made sure local kids in foster care felt seen, celebrated, and part of the fun.
Together, our chapters put together more than 260 Halloween candy and goody bags and about 100 handmade Halloween cards. Here's a look at what each chapter did.
Florida Atlantic University (FAU)
The FAU chapter organized and collected over 100 Halloween goody bags for youth in foster care.Wellington Community High School
The Wellington chapter decorated a car and handed out candy at a Trunk or Treat on October 29, sharing a safe, festive night with local children and families while raising awareness about Speak Up for Kids. Their car also won second place for decorations!Dr. Joaquin Garcia High School
The Garcia chapter assembled candy bags and brought Halloween to an elementary after-school program with face painting, slime making, crafts, and pumpkin decorating.Boca Raton High School
The Boca High chapter made 24 Halloween candy bags for kids in foster care.The Benjamin School
The Benjamin School chapter made 80 Halloween candy bags for kids in foster care.Atlantic High School
The Atlantic chapter put together more than 30 Halloween candy bags for kids in foster care.West Boca Raton High School
The West Boca chapter made about 30 Halloween candy bags for kids in foster care.Palm Beach Central High School
The Palm Beach Central chapter made about 100 Halloween cards with kind, encouraging messages for youth in foster care.

