A cartoon-style Halloween poster headlined "Trunk or Treat with Firefighters" for a community trunk-or-treat night. Cream lettering with a dark outline sits above a red fire truck, a child in a firefighter helmet, a girl in a witch costume, and a car trunk with pumpkins and a ghost. Swap in your own event name, date, time, location and activities to make a poster for your gathering.

Create a complete, family-friendly Halloween trunk-or-treat announcement flyer, portrait 3:4, designed for school or church handouts, community boards, and parent-chat thumbnails. Keep all text and key artwork within a generous 7% print-safe margin. Use a clean, high-contrast reading order and large, accurately spelled English lettering. Render ONLY the following copy, verbatim, with no extra text: Largest headline at top: “Trunk or Treat with Firefighters” Below it, in a bold, clearly separated details block: “Thursday, October 29” / “6–8 PM” / “Station 4” Supporting activity line: “Climb on a real fire truck” Supporting benefit line: “Glow sticks for every kid” Participation line: “Bring the family—or decorate your car and join the fun!” Small closing line: “Costumes welcome • Treats for every kid” Build a chunky, rounded, custom display lettering system with broad strokes, open counters, gently irregular playful contours, and very restrained pumpkin-orange inline accents; keep every letter easy to read at phone-thumbnail size. Use matte midnight-navy ink for smaller copy on warm ivory panels. Do not add drips, slime, gore, or distressed lettering. Composition: headline occupies the upper 20% in two compact lines. A bright illustrated scene fills the middle 42%: a classic red fire engine parked beside a decorated family SUV with its treat-filled trunk open; two cheerful costumed children approach with an adult nearby, one child stepping onto the fire truck’s side step under supervision. Include pumpkins, a few bats, candy shapes, and glowing lime-green glow sticks as small accents. Keep the scene contained behind and around the text, never under low-contrast lettering. In the lower 30%, place the date, time, and station in three tidy, large-print lines, followed by the activity, participation, and treats/costumes lines in clearly separated blocks. Add a narrow pumpkin-orange divider and small, simple pumpkin icons as supporting ornaments. Use a festive firehouse-Halloween palette: deep midnight navy background, warm ivory text panels, fire-engine red vehicle, pumpkin orange highlights, and limited glow-stick lime. Crisp screen-printed poster illustration with subtle paper grain, clean shapes, soft warm lantern glow, and sharp type edges. No QR code, barcode, logos, extra numbers, or invented department insignia.