Happy Halloween,

This GoodNewsLetter is dedicated to Good Samaritans who share in the Halloween tradition. Giving out LOVE, sometimes with Candy, Flowers…. and showing the Spirit of our Wonderful Giving HUMANITY.

ENJOY AND STAY SAFE…

From Tarrytown, Sleepy Hollow, Born and Raised, BELIEVER IN ALL. Paul Sladkus

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Here is our Newsletter on YouTube as of 10/31/25:

https://youtu.be/nCyIwjhAUpo

Here is our Speaker:

https://www.spreaker.com/episode/goodnewsletter-happy-halloween-be-safe-have-fun-think-about-mother-earth-no-pumpkins-food-water-soil-candy-without-her–68364647

Dear Friends and Members:

Paul Sladkus, Founder of Good News Corporation, a 501 C 3 Nonprofit, states, “ It all goes back to Mother Earth and the importance of protecting and living in harmony with her and all those who inhabit her, including the animal and plant kingdoms. We are blessed every day all over the world…let’s work together to make Mother Earth a Kinder, Compassionate, Peaceful, and Loving Home for ALL.” Here is a link to our Good News Corporation, a 501(c)(3), and to Its Founder, Paul Sladkus, and his background. 

Taking Care of

Mother Earth & Peace

takes Courage and Sacrifice

TODAY.

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While 2020 has been a scary year, October’s spooky season is still in full effect.

And according to TopCashback.com, the USA’s most generous cashback site, 64 percent of Americans still plan on celebrating Halloween this year with 62 percent celebrating from home.

The survey polled a cross-section of 1,637 adults, aged 18 and over.

Trick-or-Treat… Steal My Treats?

Do you steal candy from your kid’s Halloween haul?

• Yes (82 percent)

• No (18 percent)

On average how much of your child’s candy haul do you keep for yourself?

• 10 percent (57 percent)

• 25 percent (29 percent)

• 50 percent (Eight percent)

• 75 percent (Five percent)

• 100 percent (One percent)

Favorite Halloween candy? [top four responses]

• Reese’s (44 percent)

• Kit Kats (20 percent)

• Milky Way (Nine percent)

• Three Musketeers (Six percent)

Lamest Halloween treat? [top four responses]

• No such thing as a lame treat (46 percent)

• Pencil, erasers and pencil toppers (21 percent)

• Anything that’s not candy (13 percent)

• Spooky accessories [vampire teeth, spider rings, etc.] (13 percent)

Getting in the Spooky Spirit

Will you be decorating your home for Halloween this year?

• Yes (79 percent)

• No (21 percent)

If decorating, will your decorating style be more spooky or fall-themed?

• Both spooky and fall-themed (50 percent)

• Spooky (26 percent)

• Fall-themed (24 percent)

Don’t Scare Your Budget

Between stocking up on candy, buying costumes and ensuring you have the spookiest house on the block, Halloween can get expensive. Yet the survey found that compared to last year, respondents will spend the same amount (48 percent) or less (42 percent) this Halloween.

How much do you spend on Halloween decorations? [top four responses]

• $26 to $50 (26 percent)

• $51 to $100 (26 percent)

• Less than $25 (23 percent)

• $101 to $200 (16 percent)

Where do you buy the majority of your Halloween decorations? [top four responses]

• Walmart (29 percent)

• Dollar Stores (26 percent)

• Target (19 percent)

• Amazon (11 percent)

What will you spend the most money on during Halloween? [top four responses]

• Sweets for trick-or-treating (36 percent)

• Decorations (25 percent)

• Costumes (17 percent)

• Fall activities [apple picking, pumpkin picking, etc.] (14 percent)

With Halloween creeping around the corner, it’s easy to spend a scary amount of money. But luckily, you don’t have to play trick-or-treat with your budget. Here are six tips to make the best of spooky season and save money from Rebecca Gramuglia, Consumer Expert at TopCashback.com:

1. Get (witch)crafty with decorations. You don’t have to break the bank to give your home a charmingly spooky atmosphere inside and out. A lot can be accomplished with basic Halloween decor from the dollar store, some spray paint and glue. With a little creativity, a set of plastic pumpkins can become a tower of spooky pumpkins right out of a home decor magazine.

2. DIY your costume. Buying brand new costumes for your crew can cost hundreds of dollars. Not to mention, you’ll likely only wear them once! To save money, raid your closet or the local thrift store for inexpensive, DIY costume pieces and material. If you can’t DIY the costume, don’t forget to look outside of the Halloween aisle. For example, if your child is set on being Cinderella, look in the dress-up section of the toy department. Chances are that the dress-up section is cheaper than a seasonal Halloween costume.

3. Stack the savings. Score fang-tastic deals by bundling coupons, browsing sales and using credit card rewards when shopping for Halloween. Plus, make the savings extra-wicked by shopping through a cashback site like TopCashback.com to score a percentage of your purchase back in cashback on all qualifying purchases from stores like SpiritHalloween, Walgreens, HalloweenCostumes.com, Dollar Tree and more. Can you say fab-BOO-lous?!

4. Check the supermarket. While the supermarket may not give off the ultimate fall vibe that a pumpkin patch does, you can still score pretty mums and pumpkins for nearly half (or even more) of the price. If you are looking to buy new fall decorations, always compare prices no matter where you are shopping to ensure you’re getting a great deal.

5. Buy in bulk. Whether you’re counting on stealing a few Kit Kats from your child’s Halloween basket or want a sweet treat (or two) for yourself, candy is definitely a Halloween-must regardless of how you’re celebrating this year. Look for deals at your local grocery stores, wholesale clubs and drugstores to stock up on your favorite goodies. And make sure to buy candy that you like! Candy has a decent shelf life so you can keep your favorite treats in stock for a while. Otherwise, if there’s a lot leftover once expired, you may end up throwing it out and therefore, wasting money.

6. Shop for Halloween 2021 in November. While it might feel odd to shop for next year’s scary celebrations right after Halloween, doing so can save you a few hundred bucks.

Retailers like Michaels, Kohl’s and Home Depot make room for Christmas merchandise in November so you’ll find Halloween items marked down at more than half-off.

Please let me know if you have any questions or would like to set up an interview.

Thanks so much!

Kind regards,

Arianna

Arianna Rosales | Public Relations Coordinator
Tel.    (973)-744-2455
Site.   topcashback.com  |  .co.uk |  .in
Email. arianna@topcashback.com

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