5 Winners Get $10,000 Each in the Feastables Halloween Sweepstakes

Five winners will receive $10,000 apiece

The Feastables Halloween Sweepstakes awards five individual cash prizes. Each winner receives $10,000, and the total value of all prizes is $50,000.

This is a sweepstakes rather than an instant-win game. Submitting an entry does not produce an immediate result, and entering on a particular day does not mean you will learn whether you won that day. Winners are selected from the qualifying entries connected to the state that finishes with the highest participation per capita.

The prize is cash, not chocolate, merchandise, a shopping credit, or a coupon. Because there are five separate prizes, the listed $50,000 value is the combined total rather than the amount paid to one person.

The winning state determines the eligible winner pool

Unlike a standard national drawing that places every entry into one nationwide pool, this promotion includes a geographic competition. Each entry contributes to the Neighborhood Tracker, which measures participation by state on a per-capita basis.

Once the leading state is established, only registered houses from that state are included in the final winner selection. Five houses from the winning state will then be randomly selected to receive the $10,000 prizes.

The per-capita calculation is important. The result is based on participation relative to population, not simply which state collects the largest raw number of entries. A highly active smaller state could therefore compete with a more populous state.

Your IP location is added to the Neighborhood Tracker when you participate. Enter from your normal location and provide accurate information. Do not use tools intended to disguise your location, since inconsistent location details could create problems if your entry must later be verified.

How to use the free entry method

A purchase is not required. The free alternative method of entry is part of the same promotion and leads to the same location-based sweepstakes.

To submit a free entry, open the official promotion page and follow the current instructions. The free form asks for your full name, email address, and U.S. phone number. No purchase, receipt, or product code is required for this method.

Before submitting, check your name and contact details for typing errors. Use an email address and phone number you can access throughout the promotion and after it closes. Accurate details matter because the sponsor needs a way to contact and verify a potential winner.

The promotion also has a purchase-related entry route, but using it does not create an extra daily allowance. Free and purchase entries count toward one shared entry limit.

Enter once daily—but choose only one method

The entry limit is one entry per day, regardless of entry method. On any given day, you may submit a free entry or use an available purchase method, but you cannot use both to receive two entries.

For example, if you complete the free entry form in the morning, do not submit a purchase entry later that day. Both methods belong to the same promotion, so attempting to combine them could exceed the daily limit.

A practical approach is to choose the free method and use it consistently. Bookmark the official promotion page, then connect your daily entry with something already in your routine, such as checking your morning calendar. A simple private reminder can help without encouraging accidental duplicate entries.

Daily entry is optional, but entering on more eligible days can place more valid entries into the promotion than entering only once. It does not guarantee a prize, change the geographic requirement, or allow you to exceed one entry on any day.

Who can enter and when entry closes

The sweepstakes is open to eligible residents of the United States, Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico, and U.S. territories who are at least 18 years old. Additional restrictions in the official terms still apply, so review them before entering if you are uncertain about your residence or eligibility.

The entry period begins September 8, 2026, and ends October 28, 2026. The published closing time is 1:59 p.m. Eastern Time on October 28, which is earlier than an end-of-day deadline.

Do not plan to make a final entry late that evening. Entering earlier on October 28—or treating October 27 as your last full entry day—reduces the chance of missing the cutoff because of time-zone confusion, a slow connection, or an incomplete submission.

Because IP-derived location feeds the Neighborhood Tracker, this is not a promotion where location is merely a standard eligibility detail. Your associated location affects which state receives credit and whether your entry can ultimately be included in the pool from which the five winners are drawn.

Protect your entry and handle winner messages carefully

Keep a basic record of the days you enter, especially if there is any chance you might also use the purchase route. A calendar check mark is enough. There is no need to post personal information publicly or share screenshots containing your phone number or email address.

After the sweepstakes closes, continue monitoring the email address and phone number used on your entry. Check spam and filtered folders as well as your main inbox. If a message claims you won, compare it with the official promotion terms before providing additional information.

A legitimate prize notification may require identity, residence, age, or eligibility verification. However, be cautious of unexpected requests for payment, gift cards, passwords, or banking login credentials. Do not pay a fee to release a supposed prize, and do not rely solely on a sender name that could be imitated.

Use the official promotion page and rules to verify contact details and required next steps. Respond within any stated verification window, but pause if a message contradicts the published prize structure—for example, if it promises a different amount or claims you won an instant result.

For the strongest entry plan, use one method per day, submit accurate contact information, and enter before the October 28 afternoon cutoff. The five $10,000 prizes make consistency worthwhile, but the decisive twist remains the Neighborhood Tracker: only entries connected to the state with the most participants per capita can reach the final drawing.