The Big Night Out Halloween Bash raised over $100,000 for youth mentorship programs in our community.
WOODSTOCK - The Big Night Out Halloween Bash continues to be a huge success for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Oxford County (BBBS Oxford).
About 500 people packed the Oxford Auditorium for the 19-plus dinner and dance on Saturday October 17th. The theme was The Haunted Hollow and the evening included costume contests, a silent auction, raffle prizes, a photo booth, and a cash bar, which lead to more than $100,000 being raised for youth mentorship programs in our community.
Executive Director Kristen Ralph, the Executive Director of BBBS Oxford, says funds will allow their team to recruit and train new mentors, while also ensuring that their programs are free for families.
"When we do that work well, young people have more opportunities to feel they belong, build confidence and see what is possible for their future. We are incredibly grateful to everyone who helped make this year's event such a success."
The Big night Out Halloween Bash is one of the most popular fundraisers for BBBS Oxford, and it will return in 2027.
You can find more information about BBBS Oxford online here.

Best individual costume winner (Photo Credit: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Oxford County Facebook page)

Best couples costume winner (Photo Credit: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Oxford County Facebook page)

Best group costume winner (Photo Credit: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Oxford County Facebook page)

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