Get Cash for Leftover Halloween Candy in Amarillo

The Halloween season in Amarillo brings forth a ton of candy for the kids.  Keep in mind that you took them to three fall festivals, five trunk-or-treat events, and trick-or-treating on Halloween night. That's a lot of Halloween fun and probably way too much candy.

We all know that after you pick out all the peanut butter pumpkins and cups, and your kids have gotten their 3 pieces per day limit on candy, you have a massive amount left.  What do you do with all that leftover candy? Do you let the kids gorge on it?  Do you throw it away?

Neither! You can sell it! Yep, that's right, you can get money back for all your leftover Halloween candy.

Where to Sell Leftover Halloween Candy in Amarillo

Amarillo Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics are once again hosting their Candy Buy Back. This will be the 18th year they buy back Halloween candy during a fun celebration.

APDO Candy Buy Back Details: Date, Time, and Location

Mark your calendars for Friday, November 7, 2025. This is when the annual candy buyback takes place. The event will be held at their location at 8900 East Village Square. The event will be between 3 to 6 pm.

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Fun Activities for Kids at the APDO Candy Buy Back

You can earn $2 per pound of candy, but it's only a three-pound limit. So if you have 3 lbs of candy, you'll get back $6. Not only are they buying back candy, but the kids can have a little fun. They will have emergency vehicles on site for the kids to see and talk with local first responders.

Not to mention free face painting, and what kid doesn't love looking like a princess, superhero, or cat? Amarillo Crime Stoppers will also be on location, giving out free child safety IDs.

Where Does All the Candy from the APDO Buy Back Go?

Once the fun wraps up, all that candy goes to a great cause. All the leftover candy will be sent overseas to our troops to enjoy while stationed far away from home.

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Get rid of leftover candy, make a little money, have fun, and treat our troops. It's a win for everyone!