ASHLAND, Ore. — A non-profit organization that specializes in supporting adults with developmental disabilities hosted a Halloween drive through.
Trick-or-treaters were able to drive by the Ashwood Inn from 1 – 3 p.m. to grab some goodies and play a couple games from their cars.
Everyone participating was required to wear a mask.
“The people especially in our residential programs are needing something to life their spirits, so we collaborated and came up with the fun drive-by Halloween party,” said one of the hosts at Ashland Supportive Housing, Brooks Eakett.
Games provided in the drive through were contact-less, with a minimum of 6 feet between volunteers and the car.
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