A look at The Royal Poinciana Plaza’s Pop-Up Patch for Philanthropy benefitting Cancer Alliance of Help and Hope, Saturday, October 10, 2020. 100 percent of the funds raised from the pumpkin patch will be used to help local cancer patients with their rent/mortgage, utilities, car insurance, car payment and health insurance while undergoing treatment. (JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH DAILY NEWS)

A pink flamingo sits with a pile of pumpkins at the The Royal Poinciana Plaza’s Pop-Up Patch for Philanthropy benefitting Cancer Alliance of Help and Hope, Saturday, October 10, 2020. 100 percent of the funds raised from the pumpkin patch will be used to help local cancer patients with their rent/mortgage, utilities, car insurance, car payment and health insurance while undergoing treatment. It’s estimated that there will be about 5,000 pumpkins over the duration of the event.(JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH DAILY NEWS)

The Royal Poinciana Plaza’s Pop-Up Patch for Philanthropy benefitting Cancer Alliance of Help and Hope, Saturday, October 10, 2020. 100 percent of the funds raised from the pumpkin patch will be used to help local cancer patients with their rent/mortgage, utilities, car insurance, car payment and health insurance while undergoing treatment. It’s estimated that there will be about 5,000 pumpkins over the duration of the event.(JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH DAILY NEWS)

The Royal Poinciana Plaza’s Pop-Up Patch for Philanthropy benefitting Cancer Alliance of Help and Hope, Saturday, October 10, 2020. 100 percent of the funds raised from the pumpkin patch will be used to help local cancer patients with their rent/mortgage, utilities, car insurance, car payment and health insurance while undergoing treatment. It’s estimated that there will be about 5,000 pumpkins over the duration of the event.(JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH DAILY NEWS)

The Royal Poinciana Plaza’s Pop-Up Patch for Philanthropy benefitting Cancer Alliance of Help and Hope, Saturday, October 10, 2020. 100 percent of the funds raised from the pumpkin patch will be used to help local cancer patients with their rent/mortgage, utilities, car insurance, car payment and health insurance while undergoing treatment. It’s estimated that there will be about 5,000 pumpkins over the duration of the event.(JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH DAILY NEWS)

The Royal Poinciana Plaza’s Pop-Up Patch for Philanthropy benefitting Cancer Alliance of Help and Hope, Saturday, October 10, 2020. 100 percent of the funds raised from the pumpkin patch will be used to help local cancer patients with their rent/mortgage, utilities, car insurance, car payment and health insurance while undergoing treatment. It’s estimated that there will be about 5,000 pumpkins over the duration of the event.(JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH DAILY NEWS)

The Royal Poinciana Plaza’s Pop-Up Patch for Philanthropy benefitting Cancer Alliance of Help and Hope, Saturday, October 10, 2020. 100 percent of the funds raised from the pumpkin patch will be used to help local cancer patients with their rent/mortgage, utilities, car insurance, car payment and health insurance while undergoing treatment. It’s estimated that there will be about 5,000 pumpkins over the duration of the event.(JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH DAILY NEWS)

Ara Damhuis and Kerry Malissa of West Palm Beach pose for a photo at the The Royal Poinciana Plaza’s Pop-Up Patch for Philanthropy benefitting Cancer Alliance of Help and Hope, Saturday, October 10, 2020. 100 percent of the funds raised from the pumpkin patch will be used to help local cancer patients with their rent/mortgage, utilities, car insurance, car payment and health insurance while undergoing treatment. It’s estimated that there will be about 5,000 pumpkins over the duration of the event.(JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH DAILY NEWS)

Ara Damhuis of West Palm Beach holds a pumpkin at the The Royal Poinciana Plaza’s Pop-Up Patch for Philanthropy benefitting Cancer Alliance of Help and Hope, Saturday, October 10, 2020. 100 percent of the funds raised from the pumpkin patch will be used to help local cancer patients with their rent/mortgage, utilities, car insurance, car payment and health insurance while undergoing treatment. It’s estimated that there will be about 5,000 pumpkins over the duration of the event.(JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH DAILY NEWS)

The Royal Poinciana Plaza’s Pop-Up Patch for Philanthropy benefitting Cancer Alliance of Help and Hope, Saturday, October 10, 2020. 100 percent of the funds raised from the pumpkin patch will be used to help local cancer patients with their rent/mortgage, utilities, car insurance, car payment and health insurance while undergoing treatment. It’s estimated that there will be about 5,000 pumpkins over the duration of the event.(JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH DAILY NEWS)

Francesca Duffy and Angie Tapper of Wellington hold the pumpkins they picked at the The Royal Poinciana Plaza’s Pop-Up Patch for Philanthropy benefitting Cancer Alliance of Help and Hope, Saturday, October 10, 2020. 100 percent of the funds raised from the pumpkin patch will be used to help local cancer patients with their rent/mortgage, utilities, car insurance, car payment and health insurance while undergoing treatment. It’s estimated that there will be about 5,000 pumpkins over the duration of the event.(JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH DAILY NEWS)

Sisters Francesca and Camila Duffy of Wellington hold the pumpkins they picked at the The Royal Poinciana Plaza’s Pop-Up Patch for Philanthropy benefitting Cancer Alliance of Help and Hope, Saturday, October 10, 2020. 100 percent of the funds raised from the pumpkin patch will be used to help local cancer patients with their rent/mortgage, utilities, car insurance, car payment and health insurance while undergoing treatment. It’s estimated that there will be about 5,000 pumpkins over the duration of the event.(JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH DAILY NEWS)

18-month-old Rowan Brammer of Jupiter tries to move a large pumpkin at the The Royal Poinciana Plaza’s Pop-Up Patch for Philanthropy benefitting Cancer Alliance of Help and Hope, Saturday, October 10, 2020. 100 percent of the funds raised from the pumpkin patch will be used to help local cancer patients with their rent/mortgage, utilities, car insurance, car payment and health insurance while undergoing treatment. It’s estimated that there will be about 5,000 pumpkins over the duration of the event.(JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH DAILY NEWS)

18-month-old Rowan Brammer of Jupiter hand her dad Condrad a pumpkin at the The Royal Poinciana Plaza’s Pop-Up Patch for Philanthropy benefitting Cancer Alliance of Help and Hope, Saturday, October 10, 2020. 100 percent of the funds raised from the pumpkin patch will be used to help local cancer patients with their rent/mortgage, utilities, car insurance, car payment and health insurance while undergoing treatment. It’s estimated that there will be about 5,000 pumpkins over the duration of the event.(JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH DAILY NEWS)

2-year-old Isabella Stern holds a couple of pumpkins while looking for more at the The Royal Poinciana Plaza’s Pop-Up Patch for Philanthropy benefitting Cancer Alliance of Help and Hope, Saturday, October 10, 2020. 100 percent of the funds raised from the pumpkin patch will be used to help local cancer patients with their rent/mortgage, utilities, car insurance, car payment and health insurance while undergoing treatment. It’s estimated that there will be about 5,000 pumpkins over the duration of the event.(JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH DAILY NEWS)

Bella Carmona of West Palm Beach watches a butterfly flutter over her head at the The Royal Poinciana Plaza’s Pop-Up Patch for Philanthropy benefitting Cancer Alliance of Help and Hope, Saturday, October 10, 2020. 100 percent of the funds raised from the pumpkin patch will be used to help local cancer patients with their rent/mortgage, utilities, car insurance, car payment and health insurance while undergoing treatment. It’s estimated that there will be about 5,000 pumpkins over the duration of the event.(JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH DAILY NEWS)

Bella Carmona of West Palm Beach picks out her favorite pumpkin at the The Royal Poinciana Plaza’s Pop-Up Patch for Philanthropy benefitting Cancer Alliance of Help and Hope, Saturday, October 10, 2020. 100 percent of the funds raised from the pumpkin patch will be used to help local cancer patients with their rent/mortgage, utilities, car insurance, car payment and health insurance while undergoing treatment. It’s estimated that there will be about 5,000 pumpkins over the duration of the event.(JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH DAILY NEWS)

Bella Carmona of West Palm Beach holds her favorite pumpkin at the The Royal Poinciana Plaza’s Pop-Up Patch for Philanthropy benefitting Cancer Alliance of Help and Hope, Saturday, October 10, 2020. 100 percent of the funds raised from the pumpkin patch will be used to help local cancer patients with their rent/mortgage, utilities, car insurance, car payment and health insurance while undergoing treatment. It’s estimated that there will be about 5,000 pumpkins over the duration of the event.(JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH DAILY NEWS)

Caroline Kontos of Boca Raton carries a large pumpkin at the The Royal Poinciana Plaza’s Pop-Up Patch for Philanthropy benefitting Cancer Alliance of Help and Hope, Saturday, October 10, 2020. 100 percent of the funds raised from the pumpkin patch will be used to help local cancer patients with their rent/mortgage, utilities, car insurance, car payment and health insurance while undergoing treatment. It’s estimated that there will be about 5,000 pumpkins over the duration of the event.(JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH DAILY NEWS)

Hudson Thomas of West Palm Beach looks toward his mother Shaw, while picking his favorite pumpkin at the The Royal Poinciana Plaza’s Pop-Up Patch for Philanthropy benefitting Cancer Alliance of Help and Hope, Saturday, October 10, 2020. 100 percent of the funds raised from the pumpkin patch will be used to help local cancer patients with their rent/mortgage, utilities, car insurance, car payment and health insurance while undergoing treatment. It’s estimated that there will be about 5,000 pumpkins over the duration of the event.(JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH DAILY NEWS)

Mason Thomas of West Palm Beach tried to move a large pumpkin at the The Royal Poinciana Plaza’s Pop-Up Patch for Philanthropy benefitting Cancer Alliance of Help and Hope, Saturday, October 10, 2020. 100 percent of the funds raised from the pumpkin patch will be used to help local cancer patients with their rent/mortgage, utilities, car insurance, car payment and health insurance while undergoing treatment. It’s estimated that there will be about 5,000 pumpkins over the duration of the event.(JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH DAILY NEWS)

Shaw Thomas of West Palm Beach helps her son Mason roll over a large pumpkin at the The Royal Poinciana Plaza’s Pop-Up Patch for Philanthropy benefitting Cancer Alliance of Help and Hope, Saturday, October 10, 2020. 100 percent of the funds raised from the pumpkin patch will be used to help local cancer patients with their rent/mortgage, utilities, car insurance, car payment and health insurance while undergoing treatment. It’s estimated that there will be about 5,000 pumpkins over the duration of the event.(JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH DAILY NEWS)

Alaina Witherell, Luca Murgio, Avelina Witherell, Cade Murgio and Alivia Murgio of Palm Beach Gardens pose for a photo at the The Royal Poinciana Plaza’s Pop-Up Patch for Philanthropy benefitting Cancer Alliance of Help and Hope, Saturday, October 10, 2020. 100 percent of the funds raised from the pumpkin patch will be used to help local cancer patients with their rent/mortgage, utilities, car insurance, car payment and health insurance while undergoing treatment. It’s estimated that there will be about 5,000 pumpkins over the duration of the event.(JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH DAILY NEWS)

Alivia Murgio of Palm Beach Gardens holds her favorite pumpkin at the The Royal Poinciana Plaza’s Pop-Up Patch for Philanthropy benefitting Cancer Alliance of Help and Hope, Saturday, October 10, 2020. 100 percent of the funds raised from the pumpkin patch will be used to help local cancer patients with their rent/mortgage, utilities, car insurance, car payment and health insurance while undergoing treatment. It’s estimated that there will be about 5,000 pumpkins over the duration of the event.(JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH DAILY NEWS)