Monster Mash organizers seek to scare up volunteers
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Spider-man spends some time with a fellow first responder from the Covington Fire Department at a past edition of the annual Monster Mash fall celebration. (STHS photo)
Monster Mash is just more than a month and a half away, and organizers are looking a few good ghosts and goblins to volunteer to help make this year’s celebration a success.
The STHS Parenting Center is seeking volunteers to lend a hand at the 38th annual Monster Mash, scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 17, at Bogue Falaya Park in Covington. There are plenty of ways to help, from assisting with activities and games to helping make the event run smoothly for the families who attend.
Ready to join the fun? Sign up to volunteer here.
Lunch will be provided to all volunteers, who will also receive an acknowledgement letter from the Parenting Center. Questions? Contact the STHS Parenting Center at parentingcenter@stph.org.
Monster Mash is more than a fun fall tradition. The family-friendly Halloween festival raises money to support the Parenting Center, helping provide valuable resources and services to families throughout our community.