Because Candy has money saved up (he received money when he lost his hand), it makes the dream of the farm seem possible to George. Between George and Lennie, they never have more than $50 at any given time, so George never really believed that they would have enough money to buy land, but when Candy says that he will give them his money, George begins to believe they could actually do it.
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