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Community Member Organizes Special Needs Easter Egg Hunt in Tullahoma

By Katie Northcott, News Director

On Saturday, March 28, special needs kids from ages one to high school will be welcomed at Frazier McEwen Park in Tullahoma for an Easter egg hunt.

The event will take place from 1-3 p.m. and is being organized by Brittany Cunningham, a Tullahoma resident and mom to a special needs daughter.

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Cunningham started organizing the event in May 2025 when she asked the Tullahoma community to donate plastic eggs. Fast forward a year and Cunningham has collected over 11,000 eggs and has big plans for the event on Saturday.

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The event will have an area for wheelchair/special mobility users to hunt for eggs as well as an area designated for siblings of special needs kids to hunt for eggs. Additionally, Cunningham is offering door prizes and planning games.

To sign up to volunteer, click here.

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