For West Orange Habitat for Humanity’s Marilyn Hattaway, the goal of the annual Rock the House event is to raise both funds for and awareness of a great need — affordable housing.
Students showed off their cool costumes as they roamed around and gathered treats from parents and volunteers.
Dozens of volunteers and Habitat for Humanity supporters played instrumental roles in celebrating and supporting the organization at its second annual Rock the House fundraiser.
Superheroes, unicorns, witches and dinosaurs celebrated Halloween a few days early with trunk-or-treating at their school.
The church and school are asking for the West Orange community's help in filling a semi truck of supplies to bring to the Panama City community, which was hit hard by Hurricane Michael.
Hundreds of children and families headed over to the church for an evening of trick-or-treating, bounce houses and Halloween fun.
Attendees danced and sang to German music, enjoyed Crooked Can’s brews and even competed in a stein-holding contest.
