Halloween Spooktacular at the FRC

October 29, 2025

The Halloween Spooktacular at the Family Resource Center was a great success. Many, many thanks to our sponsors: United Way of Central Indiana, McMillen Health, The Smile Mobile, Delta Dental Foundation, Starbucks(Thanks, Nicole), and [EYE can see].

And thanks to all the organizations that joined us, including Indiana Blind Children’s Foundation, Indiana School for the Blind & Visually Impaired, Talking Book & Braille Library, Easterseals Crossroads, Oral Health Division of the Indiana Department of Health, Firefly, WFYI/PBS Kids, Bosma Enterprises for the Blind, and Cori’s Braille Service. We appreciate your support, and the kids (and adults) had a great time.

A small girl poses for a photo.
A boy in a chicken costume plays in the activity room at the FRC.
A small boy wearing a Hulk costume sits in his stroller.
Refreshments on the kitchen island at the FRC.
A family heads out to visit The Smile Mobile.
Signs thanking our sponsors and participating organizations sit alongside the refreshments on the kitchen island at the FRC.
A small girl wearing a Pokémon costume sits in a stroller holding a bucket of toys.
A woman representing the Oral Health Division of the Indiana Department of Health and wearing a tooth costume poses for a photo behind their table at the FRC.
Two women representing Firefly pose for a photo behind their display table at the FRC.
A small boy wearing a cat costume poses for a photo.
Michelle Flora sits on the floor, talking to a small girl.
A man representing Cori's Braille Service poses for a photo behind their table at the FRC.
A small boy in an elf costume talks to the woman from the Oral Health Division of the Indiana Department of Health.
A small girl wearing a Pokémon costume sits in a stroller. A young girl wearing a rainbow costume with cat ears stands beside her, flashing a peace symbol.
A small girl with a Jack O'Lantern is held by a woman from the Indiana Blind Children's Foundation.
Families get a tooth-brushing demonstration at the Oral Health Division of the Indiana Department of Health table.
A woman representing WFYI/PBS Kids poses for a photo behind their table at the FRC, which is decorated with pumpkins, spiders, and a black cat.
Rita DeVore and David Sterne pose for a photo in their hippie costumes.
A man and woman representing Indiana Blind Children's Foundation pose for a photo behind their display table at the FRC.
A small girl chooses a sticker sheet from a basket of toys while a woman from the Indiana Blind Children's Foundation helps.
A small girl with her parents smiling while holding a Jack O'Lantern.
A woman representing Crossroads poses for a photo behind their table at the FRC.
A small girl in a fairy costume inspects her bag of treats while her mother helps.
A woman dressed as a red crayon poses for a photo.
A woman representing Bosma wears a witch's hat and poses for a photo behind their table at the FRC.
A boy wearing a doctor's costume sits in a mobility chair at the Oral Health Division of the Indiana Department of Health table.
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