Halloween is over and now what do you do with ALL of the candy in the house?? GLAMoms has rounded up local places to donate it to or use the candy up at a later time!
Drop unwrapped candy off at one of the many free tiny pantries located throughout Greater Lansing, like this one. It will be such a sweet surprise for somone in need.
Operation Shoebox accepts candy donations to include in care packages for troops. “We’re open to receiving all types of candy, whenever it’s convenient for you. Each care package we send out includes a bag of candy as a sweet reminder of home.” Click HERE to get all the details!
Soldiers’ Angels Treats for Troops is a Halloween Candy collection program where local businesses and organizations register to collect excess Halloween candy. Unfortunately there are not Greater Lansing drop off sites, but find out about ways to share your candy HERE.
Donate it to No Senior without Christmas! These boxes contain essential household items and an extra dose of holiday cheer, ensuring that older adults receive the support they need during the festive season. LOCAL CANDY DROPOFF LOCATION: YOGA CONNECT HASLETT
Families going through a challenging time would love a sweet treat. Drop off your wrapped candy to Ronald McDonald House of Lansing, Monday – Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Make Leftover Halloween Cookie Dough and freeze for when that sweet tooth hits!
Store it away and then use it for decorating your gingerbread house, December will be here before we know it!
Melt extra chocolate and drizzle on popcorn, pretzels, or even fruit!
Birthday party coming up? Save it for an ice cream sundae! Unwrap and cut up into individual bowls for a DIY sundae bar.
Have another idea for extra Halloween candy? Let us know at [email protected]!
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