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As Halloween draws near, the Community Access Project for Eureka (CAPE) is doing its darndest to make sure all local kids have the opportunity to trick-or-treat in their outfit of choice with its annual costume drive.

CAPE is accepting monetary donations and new costumes for kids of all ages until Friday, Oct. 24. There are a few specific costume requests: a large-sized Jack Skellington, a toddler-sized Bingo from Bluey and a L. Clawdeen Wolf from Monster High.

If you wanna make someone’s spooky dream come true, you can deliver your donations to the Adorni Center (1011 Waterfront Drive) and the Uplift Eureka Resource Center (1111 E Street). More information can be found below:

Spooky season is right around the corner, but with your help it can be a little less scary and a lot more fun!

The Community Access Project for Eureka (C.A.P.E.) is putting on our annual Halloween Costume Drive to benefit local children in need. Halloween costume donations will be accepted until October 24th at the Adorni Center and Uplift Eureka Community Resource Center. Monetary donations are also welcome and will be used to purchase children’s preferred costumes.

We are looking for new costumes for children ages 0 to 17 that are appropriate in nature. Information on specific costumes needed can be found at eurekaheroes.org or by calling 707-672-2253.

Thanks for your help in making Halloween fun for everyone!