A FIRST IN QUEBEC STORES
For the first time, free Treat Accessibly lawn signs are
available in stores in Quebec, made possible by Maxi,
Coca-Cola and Goldfish.
Maxi and Treat Accessibly have joined together to help
make Halloween more accessible for kids, with a vision to
grow this every year in every community.
Take a lawn sign
Pledge your home
Show every kid is welcome
One sign per household, while supplies last. Find the 25 participating stores.
Making your home more accessible on Halloween
In Quebec, over 200,000 kids with disabilities face
barriers to trick-or-treating, as simple as stairs or being able
to say “trick-or-treat.”
Treat from an accessible spot
Distribute treats from your stoop, driveway, garage or
where the lawn meets the sidewalk.
Add non-edible treats
Include edible and non-edible treats, like stickers, kinetic sand, tattoos (not real ones 😉) or crayons.
Put up your sign
Your sign tells your neighbours and the community that
every kid is welcome. And gets more neighbours joining in.
Halloween is Saturday, October 31.
One family. One driveway. 300,000 homes.
Treat Accessibly was created by the Padulo family for one
little boy who used a wheelchair.
Pledge your home
Free. Easy. Takes 2 minutes.