Boston Police and Alto Donate Pumpkins for Halloween Decorations
Boston Police District D-14, in partnership with Alto, delivered 80 donated pumpkins to the Fidelis Housing Development in Brighton for local children to decorate for Halloween.
Boston, MA, November 2, 2026 — In a community outreach effort, Boston Police District D-14 collaborated with Alto to bring Halloween spirit to local children. The partnership resulted in the donation and delivery of 80 pumpkins to the Fidelis Housing Development located in Brighton.
The initiative aimed to provide young residents with an opportunity to engage in a festive Halloween activity. The pumpkins were distributed among the children at the housing development, allowing them to partake in decorating the seasonal gourds.
Boston Police District D-14, a local precinct serving the community, partnered with Alto, a company involved in the donation. The specific details regarding the timeline of the donation and delivery were not provided. Similarly, the names of the individuals involved from the police department or Alto were not publicly disclosed.
The Fidelis Housing Development in Brighton served as the recipient of the charitable contribution. The 80 donated pumpkins are intended for children residing at the development to decorate as part of their Halloween festivities. The event highlights local efforts to foster community engagement and provide seasonal activities for families.
Further details about the event, such as the specific date of the delivery or any planned follow-up activities, were not included in the summary. The collaboration between law enforcement and corporate partners underscores a commitment to supporting community well-being and holiday traditions.
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