Halloween magic filled the hallways of Children's of Alabama as the hospital hosted its annual celebration for patients and their families.
Staff members transformed the Performance Arts room …
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Halloween magic filled the hallways of Children's of Alabama as the hospital hosted its annual celebration for patients and their families.
Staff members transformed the Performance Arts room into a festive Trick-or-Treat Town, complete with multiple stations where children could pick up treats including stickers, stress balls and bubbles. Protective Life Corporation served as the presenting sponsor for the event.
Volunteers from Protective Life were on hand to assist with activities, while Spirit Halloween contributed by providing costumes for patients.
"Thank you for bringing Halloween to our patients and their families," said Jennifer Conway, Director of Child Life and Education at Children's of Alabama. "In a place often filled with uncertainty, your kindness gave them a day of laughter, costumes and childhood normalcy. It has turned a hospital day into a childhood memory. Thank you so much for your continued generosity and kindness."