Testimonials

“To bring to the forefront our likenesses, not our differences – Spooky offers just that. The goal is to help fight hunger, and who can disagree with that? It is a simple, fun way to bring people together for the common good.”

“It is my belief that children learn by doing and that understanding comes from experience. Spooky provides a simple, fun opportunity for children to be a part of something good.” -- Trina C., Jackson, Mississippi

 

“Three things that I absolutely love about Spooky: 1) I want to expose my children to the joys of community service beginning at an early age. 2) Spooky is a perfect family project. Our entire family can be involved with it, regardless of age. 3) It’s Spooky To Be Hungry® is a project that brings our neighborhood together, and gives us a sense of community.”

“I know pride is one of “those” sins, but when the work was completed, we couldn’t be more proud of ourselves. The kids were thrilled and felt good about what they had done.”

“The sense of community grows with the number of people involved. The diversity of people who came out to help was heartwarming, both in the sense of race and age.”

“It couldn’t be any simpler!” -- Debbie P., Lawrenceville, Georgia

 

“Spooky is incredibly well-organized. It’s a project that does what it says it’s going to, and makes it fun and rewarding along the way.”

  “Working with Spooky is a joy. I’ve gotten great guidance and ‘on the job training’ to help me be successful in my Spooky role. I have never worked with more committed people, and the level of appreciation volunteers show each other is unbelievable.” – Marsha S., Augusta, Georgia

 

“Spooky is giving people an easy, fun way to fit volunteering into their hectic schedules. The Spooky “blueprint” could work in hundreds of communities across the nation.” -- Debbie J., Evans, Georgia

 

It’s Spooky To Be Hungry® could help feed America if all Americans knew about this special food drive.”

  “We all enjoyed working to collect the food, and actually met many neighbors we probably would have never spoken with had we not participated in Spooky.” – Victoria C., Fayetteville, North Carolina

 

“Spooky really promotes the coming together of a community. We had people from many different backgrounds joining together for a common good with one goal in mind - to feed the hungry.” – Laura B., Greenwood, South Carolina

 

“My children love being part of this special day. They look forward to it year after year, and make sure we stay involved.” Emma W., Martinez, Georgia

 

“As a newcomer, getting involved with Spooky made all the difference in feeling welcomed here. I met terrific people, got to know my neighbors, and felt much more connected to the larger community. I love being involved with something that really makes a difference -- in the community and for myself.” -- Trixie H., Evans, Georgia

 

“In the six years our family has been involved with It’s Spooky to be Hungry®, it is the one service project our entire family looks forward to. Our children love racing to the doors to collect food and donations. My husband and I enjoy meeting new neighbors. Our house is where the neighborhood food is gathered, and our family loves seeing the collection of food as it accumulates. The kids are excited with every box weighed, and we never fail to be overwhelmed by the generosity of our friends and neighbors.”

“With such a brief time commitment, Spooky has always given our family a project to do together that has taught our children about community needs and the importance of giving and sharing.” – Helen S., Evans, Georgia

 

"I love being with my kids and the big bunch of neighborhood children that join us as we do our collection. Their enthusiasm and enjoyment are infectious, and the pride they obviously feel about doing something for others makes my day!" -- Tom H., Martinez, Georgia

 

"Feeding the hungry and building a community: The idea is so simple and so good, it's downright spooky!" -- Barry P., Evans, Georgia

 

It’s Spooky To Be Hungry® could help feed America if all Americans knew about this special food drive.” – Victoria C., Fayetteville, North Carolina