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Good News: You Can Send Your Leftover Halloween Candy to the Troops and Get Paid for It

By William Haynes Nov 4, 2024 | 9:12 AM

If you’ve got a ton of leftover Halloween candy, here’s a way to get rid of it that won’t make you gain weight: A program called Cash for Candy will pay $10 a pound for it, and send it to troops overseas. Check out the site HealthyWage.com/Cash4Candy.

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