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Man Carves Nearly 400 Pumpkins for Halloween Display, Raises Money for Charity
Daniel Taber’s annual Halloween display now includes 392 foam pumpkins and has raised $2,200 for Harvesters through Venmo.
- Daniel Taber of Overland Park, Kansas, has created a festive Halloween tradition near 124th Terrace and Nieman Road featuring nearly 400 foam pumpkins that raises money for charity.
- Starting 16 years ago with just two pumpkins, Taber has expanded his collection to 392 total, adding 17 new carvings this year to maintain the neighborhood tradition.
- Some of the more intricate carvings require 10 to 12 hours of work, and Taber carves nearly all the pumpkins himself with occasional help from his son.
- Through his display, Taber collects donations for Harvesters, a regional food bank, using Venmo and has raised $2,200 so far this year, already surpassing last year's total.
- Visitors can leave feedback in a suggestion box at the display, and Taber hopes to keep the tradition going to "spread some of that Halloween spirit.
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