Armed Forces Chamber Halloween Event Success


North Las Vegas, NV – The Armed Forces Chamber, in partnership with the Nevada National Guard’s Child and Youth Program, hosted a spooktacular Halloween Trunk or Treat on Saturday, October 25, 2025, at the North Las Vegas Readiness Center. The event welcomed over 1,500 attendees for a fun-filled, family-friendly celebration!

More than 30 creatively decorated trunks lined the venue, offering candy and treats generously donated by Madame Tussauds Las Vegas and realtor Yvette Auger. Guests enjoyed free popcorn, hot dogs, and beverages while dancing and celebrating to the beats of DJ Maestro, the official DJ of the Armed Forces Chamber.

Special guests joined the festivities, including Las Vegas Municipal Court Judge Matt Walker, North Las Vegas Justice Court Judge Jonathan Cooper, North Las Vegas Councilman and candidate for North Las Vegas Mayor Scott Black, Esmeralda Villeda – candidate for North Las Vegas City Council Ward 1, Minddie Lloyd – candidate for Clark County Public Administrator, and veterans leaders Steve Sanson and Stephanie Phillips from Veterans In Politics International.

This exciting event was made possible by the generous support of sponsors including Ephriam’s David Las Vegas USA, Strength and Flight, Minddie Lloyd – candidate for Clark County Public Administrator, Stealth Monarch Management and Consulting, LLC., Patsy's Community Closet, Stuffed Bellies Hunger Relief Charity, Raising Hope of Nevada, and WeKare Medical Center.

“The energy, excitement, and smiles at this year’s Halloween Trunk or Treat were incredible!” said Commander Andre' Haynes, Founder and CEO of the Armed Forces Chamber. “Thanks to our partners, sponsors, and candy donors, families of all ages had an unforgettable day of fun, music, and community spirit.”

The Armed Forces Chamber continues to create events that connect, honor, and celebrate the military community and local families.












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