Local GBHS Kayettes will hit the pavement tonight for their annual Trick or Treat for HOPE campaign, collecting monetary donations to support disaster relief efforts worldwide.

Between 6:30 and 8 p.m., student volunteers will go door-to-door through local neighborhoods to gather financial contributions for Hope Worldwide, a nonprofit organization dedicated to serving individuals and communities impacted by natural disasters.

Unlike traditional trick-or-treating, the Kayettes won’t be asking for candy — they will be asking for the community’s partnership in providing critical aid, supplies, and assistance to disaster survivors. Community members are encouraged to keep an eye out for volunteers during these hours and consider making a monetary donation.

“Our goal with Trick-or-Treat for Hope is to channel the Halloween spirit into meaningful community action,” said Holly Johnson, GBHS teacher and Kayette Club sponsor. “By opening your door to the Kayettes on Oct. 22, you’re directly supporting families who are working to rebuild their lives after devastating natural events.”

Residents who wish to contribute are encouraged to have cash or check donations ready between 6:30 and 8 p.m.

About Kayettes

Kayettes is a community service organization that promotes goodwill, unity, and school spirit. The organization provides students with opportunities to engage in community service, develop leadership skills, and assume citizenship responsibilities.

About HOPE Worldwide

HOPE Worldwide is an international nonprofit organization that provides humanitarian relief, healthcare, education, and disaster response services to vulnerable populations across the globe.