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foundation? just because i really like the fact i can help children, you know, help their wishes come true while also doing something i love at the same time. jenna: so how does it work collecting donations in. when people come to our line, we ask if think want to donate for their ticket, and we have different levels of donations, and then that will benefit the make-a-wish foundation in the end. jenna: i m seeing some of the footage on the screen, some scary clown, i don t know what we would call that girl. i m a total wimp, ryan, even just looking at this could give me might theirs, so nightmares, so how scary is your haunted house? i d say a 9 for most people. jenna: do people scream, run out of there? oh, yeah. there s people who have panic attacks inside. it gets pretty bad. jenna: oh, my goodness. what is the part of it that you love most, where do you get to express yourself the most when it comes to this haunted house? really the building and
jon: we ll see what i ve got left over. jenna: an ohio teenager using halloween to help sick children, turning his garage and home to scare up donations for the make-a-wish foundation. he started working on this project about 10 months ago. ryan is the creator of scream acres located in cincinnati. so, ryan, 8 years old, you started thinking about this. where did you get the idea? well, we moved into our neighborhood, and our neighbors used to do something really small, and my son s neighbor was like, we should do something. so we went to my garage, bought some cheesy halloween decorations, you know, the little fake pumpkins, and that s where it all started. jenna: you don t necessarily associate scariness with donations. it s a really original idea to think about collecting donations to go into this haunted house. why did you pick make-a-wish
creating it part is the part i love most. of course, i love scaring people, but i ve not dressed up once this year. jenna: it takes eight months to put this together, is that right? ten months? yeah. we ve been working since january. jenna: jon, do you think you d be able to get through this haunted house? jon: i think i could get through the haunted house, but hes puts that together himself, some pretty amazing skills. jenna: ryan, how many people does it take to put this together, and how much does it cost to put on? is. um, i think we spent close to $3 or $4,000 this year. we have a couple people that help, but really solidly it s, you know, there s three of us that build it, and then we have a couple helpers that come on the weekends. but it s not a big crew that puts it together, but we do have about 25 actors a night. jenna: and they donate their time? yeah. and they all love doing it, too, so they want to do it. jenna: ryan, we put your facebook page up, we re going to put