A Summer Halloween for Soren | Huntsville News

A little boy named Soren, turning 11 and diagnosed with autism, wanted to trick-or-treat on his birthday in July—not Halloween. His mom, Leah, posted a simple request on Facebook, expecting maybe a few neighbors. Instead, over 80 people showed up, some even swapping Fourth of July decorations for pumpkins and birthday banners. What started as a personal wish for Soren became a viral story of kindness, acceptance, and community love—inspiring parents across the country and setting the stage for even more kids to join him in celebrating his favorite tradition.

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