Halloween in Dallas had an extra touch of magic this year — and it came straight from the heart of Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott. Instead of gearing up for a big game, the NFL superstar spent his week making sure thousands of children across North Texas could enjoy a Halloween they’d never forget.

Prescott personally donated $120,000 to local shelters and children’s homes, while also sending over 3,000 Halloween costumes to kids who might otherwise go without. From superheroes to princesses, every child had the chance to feel special — and, for one night, to just be a kid again.

💬 “I grew up dreaming of nights like this,” Dak said while handing out candy at a community event in Oak Cliff. “Now I just want to make sure every kid gets theirs too.”

The initiative was part of his Faith, Fight, Finish Foundation, which focuses on supporting underprivileged youth and families in crisis. Local volunteers described the night as “pure joy”, with kids laughing, dancing, and lining up for photos with the Cowboys star who swapped his helmet for a cowboy hat and a pumpkin bucket.

Across social media, fans flooded timelines with love and gratitude, calling Prescott a “real hometown hero” and “proof that leadership goes far beyond the field.”

“For these kids, it wasn’t just about candy or costumes. It was about hope — and Dak brought that with him tonight.”

Because in Dallas, where the star on the helmet means family, Dak Prescott continues to prove that the brightest lights don’t just shine on Sundays — they shine in kindness.