The Kenosha community is invited to the 4th Annual Special Needs Trunk‑or‑Treat on Sunday, October 25, 2026. Hosted at Bradford High School, 3700 Washington Rd., the event runs from 12:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. and is free for all families.
Inclusive Halloween Experience
Designed with the special needs community in mind, the trunk‑or‑treat consolidates trick‑or‑treating into a single, safe location. Children can move at their own pace while enjoying candy, games, and activities in an accessible setting. Organizers stress that every family and every child is welcome, regardless of ability.
Local Organizations Participate
More than 40 local businesses, nonprofits, and community groups are expected to decorate their vehicle trunks, hand out candy, and provide games, mascots, and giveaways. Past participants have created elaborate themed displays that reflect their organization’s mission while keeping the atmosphere family‑friendly.
How to Get Involved
Participation is open to any business, organization, or individual who wishes to host a trunk. Registration is free, and there is no required theme. Those interested can sign up through the event registration page. Sponsorship opportunities are also available for groups that want to reach the hundreds of families who attend.
Important Dates
- Banner deadline: October 5 (already passed; late submissions are not guaranteed placement on the entrance banner).
- Flyer deadline: October 19 (registrations after this date may not appear on the entry flyer).
Contact Information
Questions about trunk registration or sponsorship can be directed to Joel Robles at [email protected] or by phone at 262‑287‑0090 ext. 2512.
About the Event’s Roots
The trunk‑or‑treat began in the clinic parking lot of MSSTherapy’s Kenosha location and has grown into a major Halloween gathering for the southeastern Wisconsin special needs community. MSSTherapy operates clinics in Kenosha, Mount Pleasant, and Oak Creek, and continues to support the event’s mission of inclusive celebration.
Families need not register in advance; simply arrive during the designated window and enjoy a welcoming, accessible Halloween experience.
Original reporting: Kenosha.com — read the source article.
