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Ray White Unley | Colonel Light Gardens stepped into the spooky season with their second annual ‘Ultimate Halloween Street Party’, all while supporting a great cause in the Little Heroes Foundation which is a not-for- profit organisation that supports the mental and physical health of South Australian children.

“This event is a fantastic way for us to connect with the local community in a fun and engaging way, as well as supporting local businesses,” Ray White Unley | Colonel Light Gardens sales partner and auctioneer Robbie Smith said.

“Last year's event was a huge success. We received so much positive feedback from the local residents. We look forward to making it an annual event that we expect will continue to get bigger each year. A huge shoutout to our amazing administration team for all their hard work behind the scenes to bring it all together."

Overall, they were able to raise $500 for the Little Heroes Foundation and sell out of 300 sausages, run out of balloons, give out more than 3,000 lollies with hundreds of families attending.

Ray White Rural Kilcoy held a trick or treat station outside their office with the kids needing to participate in a trick before they got their treat. Principal Samantha Hemple (pictured above right) said next year she will need to buy more treats as everything was gone in just two hours.

Ray White Ascot and DG event stylists DG House combined to create a walkthrough haunted house which saw thousands of local families and kids attend.

“We’ve been feeding kids chocolates, lollies and handing out balloons all afternoon and what a great event for the community. Thanks to everyone who came and enjoyed it with us,” Alexander Shean, director of Ray White Ascot said.

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