"Starting at 5 p.m. on Oct. 31, the M&M's Halloween Rescue Squad will mobilize and deliver free candy to households across the country to save them from a candy catastrophe. Here's how it works: You have to live in a Gopuff delivery area to participate. Head to MMS.com/rescue-squad and click "Learn more." Submit your request for a candy refill. M&M's has partnered with Gopuff to delivery candy in under an hour, while supplies last."
"Treat & Great Kits M&M's is giving away free "Treat & Greet" kits starting Oct. 10 at 10 a.m. ET, while supplies last. Each kit comes with an M&M's T-shirt, a festive candy bowl, candy and more. Customers can visit MMS.com/rescue-squad to enter for the chance to win one. More Candy for Friday Night Halloween Crowds When Halloween falls on a Friday, like it does this year, there's inevitably a larger turnout. To prepare for the crowds, M&M's is giving away "more candy than ever before" this year on Halloween, according to a press release. "Nothing is scarier than an empty candy bowl on Halloween night, but M&M'S has your back if you run out - so you can keep the FUN and celebrations going," president of sales and chief Halloween officer at Mars Wrigley North America Tim LeBel said in a statement."
M&M's will provide free candy deliveries on Halloween night through the Halloween Rescue Squad, starting at 5 p.m. on Oct. 31. Households must be within a Gopuff delivery area and submit a request at MMS.com/rescue-squad to receive a refill; deliveries are fulfilled by Gopuff in under an hour while supplies last. Free Treat & Greet kits will be available beginning Oct. 10 at 10 a.m. ET, each including an M&M's T-shirt, a festive candy bowl, candy and more. Extra candy will be allocated to address larger Friday night trick-or-treater crowds.
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