More than 30 employees, including a number of company executives, endured a rainy Halloween last week to hand out candy to young trick-or-treaters on the eastside of Detroit.

Alex Depau, Head of Cost Optimization and Competitiveness. hands out candy from the trunk of a Dodge Challenger and wore a jester's hat for the occasion. — Alex Depau, Head of Cost Optimization and Competitiveness. hands out candy from the trunk of a Dodge Challenger and wore a jester’s hat for the occasion.

More than 4,500 kids were treated to Halloween treats.

The event was called “Trunk-or-Treat” as employees and executives dressed the back of eight company vehicles in Halloween themes and dished out candy from their trunks. The Halloween afternoon event was held at Detroit’s Fifth Police Precinct on Conner Avenue, across from the Jefferson North Assembly Plant, and down the road from construction on the new assembly plant on Mack Avenue.

More than 4,500 kids visited the Trunk-or-Treat event at Detroit Police's Fifth Precinct. — More than 4,500 kids visited the Trunk-or-Treat event at Detroit Police’s Fifth Precinct.

Kanisha Smith, WCM Specialist–Jefferson North Assembly Plant, hands out candy to trick-or-treaters.

Barbara Pilarksi (center), Head of Business Development, FCA–North America and Mamatha Chamarthi (right), Chief Information Officer, FCA–North America and Asia Pacific, help fill trick-or-treat bags with candy.

Denise Debouvre (left), Manager–HR Communications Lead, and Laurie Vitale (right), Head of Internal Audit and Compliance, FCA–North America, help hand out candy to the kids.

More than 30 employees and executives pitched in to make the event happen.

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Kevin Frazier • October 31, 2019

More than 4,500 kids were treated to Halloween treats.