Posted by Spano Foundation
This year is extra special for the Boo Squad. Not only are we kicking off the 9th Annual Thanksgiving Food Drive, but we’re also celebrating 10 incredible years of teamwork, compassion, and kids learning the joy of giving back.
From the very beginning, the Boo Squad has been about more than just volunteering—it’s been about building a community where young people lead with kindness. Over the past decade, these amazing kids (ages 7 and up) have shown what’s possible when you give your time and your heart to helping others.
And one of the most cherished traditions they’ve carried forward is making sure that families in our community can share a warm, plentiful meal at Thanksgiving. Since the Boo Squad Food Drive began, 1,322 meals have been provided to local families. With your support, we can make 2025 our biggest year yet.
How You Can Help
Make a Donation
- Online: Give securely at givebutter.com/boosquadfund through November 2, 2025.
- By Check: Mail to Anthony Spano Foundation, PO Box 735, Youngstown, OH 44501.
Donate Food
- Deadline: November 9, 2025
- Drop-Off Location:
State Farm
727 E. Western Reserve Rd
Poland, OH 44514
Monday–Friday, 8:30 AM–4:30 PM
For a full list of requested items, visit our Boo Squad Facebook page.
Join Us in Making a Difference
When you support the Boo Squad Thanksgiving Food Drive, you’re not just donating food—you’re helping children learn the value of giving, supporting families in need, and strengthening our entire community.
Let’s make this milestone year one to remember. Together, we can ensure more families have the gift of sharing a Thanksgiving meal.
For more information, please contact:
Dr. Heather Medvec – 330-301-8761
boosquad13@gmail.com
The Boo Squad Fund is a component fund of the Anthony Spano Foundation, and we couldn’t be prouder to celebrate this milestone with them. Here’s to 10 years of kindness—and many more to come.
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