Multiple US and UK Haunted Fundraisers Support Local Charities

Several community-driven haunted house events across the U.S. and UK are using the Halloween season to raise funds and support local causes. The Redcliff Youth Centre in Canada hosts a Haunted House fundraiser involving youth volunteers and accepts non-perishable food donations to aid wellness efforts. In San Jose, the Bernal Scream haunted house, founded by the Barrera family with a history of homelessness, found a permanent location at the Santa Clara County Fairgrounds and partners with nonprofits to assist formerly homeless individuals, highlighting a strong social mission. In Illinois, the Latek family’s "The Psycho Path" haunted walk supports Project Fire Buddies, a nonprofit aiding children facing critical illness, with all donations directly benefiting the cause. Meanwhile, in the UK, Samantha Johnson's elaborate haunted house display in Rockwell Green raises money for Cancer Research UK, a cause close to her due to personal loss, engaging both children and adults in the community. These events exemplify how Halloween festivities are being creatively leveraged to foster community spirit and support charitable efforts.