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The over 3,000 food items received at Scare Away Hunger, a family-run haunted house at Cedar Bay, for Samaritan House in their living room of the organizers on Sunday afternoon. Now in its third year, Scare Away Hunger is the brainchild of Mitchell, her husband Mike, and their daughters Emma, Claire, and Hannah. Every September, the family transforms their quiet Cedar Bay home into a labyrinth of spine-chilling scenes, complete with fog machines, eerie lighting and a skeletal grim reaper guarding the entrance. (Abiola Odutola/The Brandon Sun)

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The over 3,000 food items received at Scare Away Hunger, a family-run haunted house at Cedar Bay, for Samaritan House in their living room of the organizers on Sunday afternoon. Now in its third year, Scare Away Hunger is the brainchild of Mitchell, her husband Mike, and their daughters Emma, Claire, and Hannah. Every September, the family transforms their quiet Cedar Bay home into a labyrinth of spine-chilling scenes, complete with fog machines, eerie lighting and a skeletal grim reaper guarding the entrance. (Abiola Odutola/The Brandon Sun)

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