Posted in North Carolina
October 21, 2020
Reverse Trick-Or-Treating Nights Are Popping Up In Neighborhoods Around North Carolina This Year
So far, 2020 has reshaped just about every holiday on the calendar. So why would Halloween be the exception? The truth is: it isn’t. We are still very much in a mode of social distancing, of keeping the family as safe as possible, and of finding some balance and normalcy in our everyday lives.
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Wilmington has hosted Reverse Trick-or-Treating for about five years now, although not city-wide.


The event can be traced back to at least 2010, when a pastor in a Tennessee church handed out candy to the kids in the congregation. It was coined "reverse trick-or-treating" since the candy came to the kids, instead of the other way around.


Usually, it's the adults (and older kids) in the neighborhood that make the pass through and dole out the candy.

Think your neighborhood would benefit from a reverse trick-or-treat? It’s not too late to set it up. You still have upwards of 10 days to jump on the bandwagon! Let us know your thoughts in the Facebook comments section!
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