Halloween Props Stolen From Woodbury Family’s Charity Display

WOODBURY, MN — A Woodbury family had hundreds of dollars worth of Halloween decorations stolen last week from its display to support children with cancer, according to a report.

Keith Rose said $300 in decorations were stolen Wednesday morning, including items that were staked and zip-tied behind a sign for a St. Jude fundraiser, KSTP reports.

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The Rose family is one of more than 125 participating in the nationwide “Skeletons for St. Jude” fundraiser, the report states. The campaign has raised more than $21,000, as of Monday morning.

Woodbury police confirmed to Patch that a police report was filed in the case, but they have no suspects, witnesses or evidence. No similar incidents have been reported in Woodbury, Commander John Altman said.

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Though the family is out hundreds of dollars, the theft has fueled a surge in donations to the fundraiser, Jodi Rose told KSTP.

Read the full story from KSTP.