Age-Based Hunt Areas
Separate hunt areas help younger children participate without being overwhelmed by much older or faster egg hunters.
A joyful, inclusive spring celebration designed so children of every age, ability and sensory profile can participate, connect and make a little Macaroni KID magic together.
Everybunny Belongs began with a simple idea: create an egg hunt where families would not have to wonder whether their child could participate. No child should have to watch the magic from the sidelines because a traditional event moves too quickly, feels too overwhelming or was not designed with their needs in mind.
What began as an inclusive egg hunt has grown into a full community celebration built around accessibility, kindness and connection. The goal is not simply to accommodate children after the event has been planned. It is to consider different needs from the beginning and build an experience where belonging is part of the foundation.
We planned for 750 people. We hoped for 1,000. More than 1,500 showed up, in approximately 45-degree rain.
Not everything went perfectly. But for every moment of event-day chaos, there were a hundred moments of kindness: children helping other children, parents sharing eggs, teenagers stepping up as Bunny Buddies and strangers becoming neighbors in real time.
Oliver the Rabbit and friends helped welcome families to the 2026 Everybunny Belongs celebration.
Separate hunt areas help younger children participate without being overwhelmed by much older or faster egg hunters.
A dedicated adaptive and sensory-considerate hunt creates additional flexibility for children who benefit from a different pace, setup or level of support.
Youth and adult volunteers can provide encouragement and practical support to children who need a little help navigating the experience.
Calmer spaces, thoughtful activity placement and sensory resources help children regulate, reset and return to the fun when they are ready.
Families can meet local nonprofits, healthcare providers, educators, activity programs and organizations that support children and caregivers throughout the year.
Inclusion is not a side activity or special add-on. It is part of how the event is planned, communicated and experienced from the beginning.
The next Everybunny Belongs celebration is being planned with more space, stronger event systems, expanded accessibility resources and everything we learned from the extraordinary 2026 turnout.
Families are already thinking about summer by the time spring arrives. The planned Summer Camp Fair will give parents an opportunity to meet local programs, ask questions and discover options while enjoying the larger Everybunny Belongs celebration.
Discover day camps, specialty programs, sports, arts, STEM, educational enrichment, outdoor adventures and other summer options in one family-friendly setting.
Meet local families face to face during the heart of camp-planning season and pair your in-person presence with an eligible Summer Camp Guide package.
The biggest moments were easy to see. The quieter ones were the real heart of the day: a teenager placing eggs into a younger child’s basket when they froze, a parent sharing extras so another child would not leave empty-handed and volunteers standing in the rain for hours because they believed every child deserved the experience.
A 2026 Everybunny Belongs moment captured by Brownhaven Photography.
The overwhelming community response caught the attention of local news outlets before and after the 2026 celebration.
ABC27 covered the remarkable turnout and the community that showed up despite the cold spring rain.
Read the ABC27 StoryFOX43 shared how the community event brought families together for an inclusive spring celebration.
View the FOX43 CoverageGood Day PA welcomed Everybunny Belongs for a preview of the event’s inclusive mission and family experiences.
Watch the Good Day PA SegmentEverybunny Belongs is powered by businesses, nonprofits, community organizations, activity providers, volunteers and sponsors who believe local family events should be welcoming and accessible.
Help power the event while receiving recognition through eligible digital, newsletter, social, print and in-person campaign placements.
Share resources, services or mission-aligned family activities with local parents and caregivers.
Bring a welcoming, age-appropriate activity or experience that adds something meaningful to the celebration.
Help with setup, activities, egg hunts, family support, accessibility resources and the thousand small details that make the day work.
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Preliminary 2027 planning page. Date, location, hours, activities, admission, accessibility services, participant capacity, Summer Camp Fair details, sponsorship opportunities and all other event elements are tentative and subject to change. News links are provided to third-party websites and may be updated or removed by their publishers.