Here’s Where You Can Donate Your Leftover Halloween Candy in Lubbock

Halloween in Texas is a time when people of all ages overindulge in sweets, but what happens when you have leftover candy? Well, instead of either eating it all yourself or letting it sit in jars in the kitchen until next October, why not donate them?

Candy Donations in Lubbock

The Hub City actually has some fantastic volunteer options for anyone interested in spreading some joy to others, but one in particular has to do with candy.

The Volunteer Lubbock website mentions that leftover Halloween candy can make the perfect stocking-stuffer. In fact, the organization is seeking to raise $6,500 in cash or candy donations (yes, even the highly controversial candy corn is accepted).

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All monetary donations can be mailed to Grace Presbyterian Church on 19th Street, and you can call the contact number provided on the website to arrange a candy pickup—how convenient! 

Thanksgiving Volunteer Work in Lubbock

Volunteer opportunities don't stop with Halloween, fortunately. There are year-round chances for helping others and being wonderful human beings.

For instance, the nonprofit mentorship organization Brittany and Devin's Angels is hosting a massive Thanksgiving meal for the community, and they are looking for volunteers.

According to the Volunteer Lubbock post, this effort is more than just a meal:

Together, we can share the spirit of giving and provide hope, encouragement, and togetherness this Thanksgiving.

If you want to learn more about this wonderful opportunity of giving back to the community of Lubbock, the community Thanksgiving meal will take place on November 16 at Parkway Drive Church of Christ.

You can visit the volunteer page for more information.