Jersey Proud: Halloween display helps fight childhood cancer
About 700 trick-or-treaters stopped by last year, raising $1,600.
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7h agoA Chesterfield family is turning Halloween fun into something truly meaningful.
Their Burlington County home has been the place to visit for the past four years. It is decked out with incredible decorations that bring in crowds of trick-or-treaters.
Visitors walk through the spooky setup, buy candy and help raise money for the Gianna Effect Foundation, named after a young girl battling cancer.
About 700 trick-or-treaters stopped by last year, raising $1,600.
The family believes they've already surpassed that number this year.
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