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Here’s where to donate all of that extra Halloween candy

Your children can only have so many Butterfingers and Snickers. Luckily, there are local dentists gathering candy donations to benefit your kids.

By Jennifer Zeleski October 30, 2019 at 2:02 pm

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Have you ever heard of a Halloween candy buyback?

Yes, it’s real. Your children can take their candy to a local location and trade it in for other treats, such as gift cards, toys or in some cases, cash. Here are a few spots to take those extra chocolate bars.

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Aldie Family & Cosmetic Dentistry
Oct. 31-Nov. 9
Children who have gathered a few too many chocolate bars can stop by Aldie Family & Cosmetic Dentistry in order to have their candy “bought back” in exchange for small toys and treats. Participants can stop in during operating hours only. // Aldie Family & Cosmetic Dentistry: 24600 Millstream Drive, Suite 470, Aldie

Annandale Smiles
Nov. 1-6
Buckets and buckets of candy might just be too much for your family. Grab that bucket and bring it over to Annandale Smiles, where kids can trade their candy for small treats, gift cards or cash. // Annandale Smiles: 4322 Ravensworth Road, Annandale

Dental Excellence Integrative Center
Nov. 1, 12:30-3:30 p.m.
Do your kids have more than one pound of candy? For every pound they part with, the staff at Dental Excellence Integrative Center will give them $1. Enough to put in their piggy banks to save up for toys or bigger, better candy bars! // Dental Excellence Integrative Center: 3116 Mount Vernon Ave., Alexandria

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