Hunger Goblin’, PhinneyWood’s longtime trick or treating event throughout the business district, is returning again this year on Saturday, October 25th from 12p-3p. Leading up to the event, “Hunger Goblin” is about making a positive impact on our community. By addressing food insecurity through our food drive component, we aim to drive meaningful change and provide support to those in need.
Last year, your efforts generated over 1500 pounds of healthy, non-perishable food to be distributed through FamilyWorks’ Food Bank, and we hope to break that mark again this year. In addition to FamilyWorks, the drive is helping our local Greenwood Food Bank as well.
After you donate, dress up your little ones in their spookiest costumes and embark on a delightful trick-or-treating adventure, visiting various businesses in our community on the 25th. This multi-generational event brings together families from our vibrant neighborhood, supported by the enthusiastic participation of local businesses.
Donate non-perishable items to the following businesses between now and the end of October:
- Ken’s Market – 7231 Greenwood Ave N
- Kym’s Kiddy Corner – 6701 Greenwood AVE N
- Phinney Ridge Lutheran Church – 7500 Greenwood Ave N
- Illumination Learning Studio – 7720 Greenwood Ave N
- Nutty Squirrel Gelato – 7212 Greenwood Ave N.
- Phinney Neighborhood Association – 6532 Phinney Ave N
- The Ladies Room – 8538 1st Ave NW
- Columbia Bank – 7120 Greenwood Ave N
- Half Moon Bouldering – 124 N 85th St
- Kiddie Academy – 8701 Greenwood Ave N
- Flying Bike – 8570 Greenwood Ave N