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Halloween is in just a few weeks, and many children around the country will be donning customs and asking neighbors for sweet treats, but UNICEF USA is inviting children and adults alike to do something different: “Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF.”

Model Heidi Klum is once again supporting “Trick-orTreat for UNICEF.” PHOTOS COURTESY UNICEF USA

Instead of going trick or treating simply for the fun of it, what about choosing to help others? Led by model and UNICEF ambassador Heidi Klum, UNICEF’s Halloween fundraiser experience will once again feature the popular little orange box, and kicks off via the UNICEF USA website, where participants of all ages can get involved just in time for Halloween.

How to trick-or-treat for UNICEF

This annual event, which returned at the beginning of October, is an opportunity to showcase the work of UNICEF by highlighting how the work of the organization has helped children from 190 different countries. The overall mission of UNICEF is to emphasize the importance of dignity and respect for all children by making sure that they have access to the most important necessities, including education, health access and safety by making sure that every child is protected from harm.

How does the public get involved with this event? Visit the website raise $5 for UNICEF USA whenever it interacts with the “click-or-treat” experience.

Visit UNICEF USA and click “order free boxes.” For its return this October, the box spotlights children and highlights UNICEF’s core mission of ensuring every child is healthy, educated, protected and respected.
The box features a QR code to Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF’s For its return this October, the box spotlights children and highlights UNICEF’s core mission of ensuring every child is healthy, educated, protected and respected.
The box features a QR code to Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF’s website where participants can help raise $5 for UNICEF USA by engaging in a “click-or-treat” experience.
There, they can explore stories from children around the world and learn about UNICEF’s work in 190 countries and territories. The website also offers the opportunity to order boxes and witness the evolution of Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF throughout the years.
For those interested in doing more, individuals, groups and organizations can host Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF fundraisers in support of UNICEF USA and children around the world.

For those interested in doing more, individuals, groups and organizations can host Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF fundraisers in support of UNICEF USA and children around the world.

To share the campaign on social media, use the hashtag #ToT4UNICEF.