Students from Miles Community College will be hosting a Reverse Trick-or-Treat event again this year. Children in Miles City will be able to receive Fall Trick-or-Treat bags delivered to their individual locations between 5:30pm and 8:00pm on Thursday, October 28.
Parents or guardians may register their children for the free event at: .bit.ly/MCCTrickorTreat
Delivery locations must be within five miles of Miles City city limits. Sign-ups must be completed no later than Tuesday, October 26.
This event is being shared with kindergarten through sixth grade students in Miles City via their school or institution but is also open to younger children within the households (by marking total number of children on the registration form).
For the health and safety concerns, MCC Students will deliver the treat bags to the identified addresses, placing them at the door of the address, before knocking and stepping away.
These annual Fall/Halloween activities, along with others throughout the year, have been part of the “MCC Cares” program, where students track volunteer hours through community events and civic engagement.
For more information, please visit the registration link at: bit.ly/MCCTrickorTreat or contact Richard DeShields, Dean of Student Engagement and Auxiliary Services at 406-874-6226 or email at deshieldsr@milescc.edu.
Founded in 1939, Miles Community College (MCC) was established as the first community college in the state of Montana. Nestled in the heart of Miles City, the two-year college offers a bustling campus with on-site housing, a full athletic program, and a state-of-the-art Ag Advancement Center and offers quality programs including nursing/healthcare, agriculture & equine studies, business, information technology, education, and more.
