You may see different color candy buckets when trick-or-treaters come by. Here's what they mean.
WASHINGTON — Trick-or-treaters are set to embark on their journey from house to house, filling their buckets, bags and pillowcases with loads of candy on Halloween night.
Teal pumpkin buckets are used as a signal to let others know that a child has a food allergy. The"Teal Pumpkin Project" started as a safe by the food allergy community of east Tennessee to help make trick-or-treating more inclusive and safe for children with food allergies.
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