Reverse Trick-or-Treating
Drop off treats on your neighbors’ doorsteps instead of collecting treats from them to share the Halloween spirit in a safe and considerate way.
Just Take One
Expecting trick-or-treaters this year? Put out a bowl of candy and encourage one piece each. Don’t get caught on the doorbell camera taking more than one!
Pack It Up
Make variety treat bags for safe, easy, socially-distanced pickup during trick-or-treating. These can be placed on a bowl, strung from festive lights or attached to the tree in the yard.
Create Distance
Put a table between the person handing out candy and the trick-or-treaters to help maintain adequate social distance.
Get Crafty!
Showcase Halloween craft projects made with candy on front porches throughout the neighborhood.
Halloween on Parade
Organize a costume parade through the neighborhood, and keep the candy stashed at home to enjoy after the parade.
Trunk-or-Treat
Host a trunk-or-treat event in an open air space, where you can abide by social distancing standards.
Leave Your Neighbors A Spooky Surprise
Drop treats on your neighbor’s doorstep, then ring the doorbell and run away. Don’t forget to include a note letting your neighbor know it’s from you!
