r pastor decided to raise some money for underprivileged children overseas. With empty milk cartons in hand they went door to door in Philadelphia and collected pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters. But these young pioneers raised more than just money. The collective consciousness of America was stirred by these kids’ sense of compassion and trick or treat for UNICEF eventually becameAsk any kid what their favorite holiday is besides Christmas and you will probably hear a lot about Halloween. Halloween is made just for kids, from the dressing up in costumes to going door to door and collecting candy. Halloween is all about the kids. UNICEF is all about the kids too. UNICEF stands for United Nations Children’s Fund (formerly the United Nations International Children‘s Emergency Fund). This organization helps out kids all over the world.

Most people will remember the earthquake in Pakistan that happened not too long ago, but what you may not know is that UNICEF was one of the first on the scene to focus on the children and they are still focusing on the children of Pakistan a year later. UNICEF goes wherever it is needed and provides support for the underprivileged children of our world. They work to make sure that all children get basic things like health care, shelter and education, as well as help to make the world a little safer for needy kids.

UNICEF is a true children's rights activist. By supporting the Committee on the Rights of the Child, which is a committee formed to help protect children’s rights, UNICEF has contributed greatly to make a huge leap in keeping our children safe on the streets.

UNICEF has done so much for children and will continue to do so as long as there are dedicated people around the world and enough funds to keep it going. One way to show our support is to trick or treat UNICEF style. Trick or treat for UNICEF was born in 1950 when a few children along with their pastor decided to raise some money for underprivileged children overseas. With empty milk cartons in hand they went door to door in Philadelphia and collected pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters. But these young pioneers raised more than just money. The collective consciousness of America was stirred by these kids’ sense of compassion and trick or treat for UNICEF eventually became

n‘s Emergency Fund). This organization helps out kids all over the world.

Most people will remember the earthquake in Pakistan that happened not too long ago, but what you may not know is that UNICEF was one of the first on the scene to focus on the children and they are still focusing on the children of Pakistan a year later. UNICEF goes wherever it is needed and provides support for the underprivileged children of our world. They work to make sure that all children get basic things like health care, shelter and education, as well as help to make the world a little safer for needy kids.

UNICEF is a true children's rights activist. By supporting the Committee on the Rights of the Child, which is a committee formed to help protect children’s rights, UNICEF has contributed greatly to make a huge leap in keeping our children safe on the streets.

UNICEF has done so much for children and will continue to do so as long as there are dedicated people around the world and enough funds to keep it going. One way to show our support is to trick or treat UNICEF style. Trick or treat for UNICEF was born in 1950 when a few children along with their pastor decided to raise some money for underprivileged children overseas. With empty milk cartons in hand they went door to door in Philadelphia and collected pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters. But these young pioneers raised more than just money. The collective consciousness of America was stirred by these kids’ sense of compassion and trick or treat for UNICEF eventually became

for the underprivileged children of our world. They work to make sure that all children get basic things like health care, shelter and education, as well as help to make the world a little safer for needy kids.

UNICEF is a true children's rights activist. By supporting the Committee on the Rights of the Child, which is a committee formed to help protect children’s rights, UNICEF has contributed greatly to make a huge leap in keeping our children safe on the streets.

UNICEF has done so much for children and will continue to do so as long as there are dedicated people around the world and enough funds to keep it going. One way to show our support is to trick or treat UNICEF style. Trick or treat for UNICEF was born in 1950 when a few children along with their pastor decided to raise some money for underprivileged children overseas. With empty milk cartons in hand they went door to door in Philadelphia and collected pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters. But these young pioneers raised more than just money. The collective consciousness of America was stirred by these kids’ sense of compassion and trick or treat for UNICEF eventually became

as contributed greatly to make a huge leap in keeping our children safe on the streets.

UNICEF has done so much for children and will continue to do so as long as there are dedicated people around the world and enough funds to keep it going. One way to show our support is to trick or treat UNICEF style. Trick or treat for UNICEF was born in 1950 when a few children along with their pastor decided to raise some money for underprivileged children overseas. With empty milk cartons in hand they went door to door in Philadelphia and collected pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters. But these young pioneers raised more than just money. The collective consciousness of America was stirred by these kids’ sense of compassion and trick or treat for UNICEF eventually became

r pastor decided to raise some money for underprivileged children overseas. With empty milk cartons in hand they went door to door in Philadelphia and collected pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters. But these young pioneers raised more than just money. The collective consciousness of America was stirred by these kids’ sense of compassion and trick or treat for UNICEF eventually became a part of our Halloween tradition.

Trick or treat for UNICEF has grown a lot since their early days. No more empty milk cartons, now you can order the special trick or treat UNICEF boxes at their website. Many schools provide them to children as well. These days, Halloween trick-or-treaters raise a little more money than the first few children did. Over the years, UNICEF has raised more than 119 million US dollars. However, some concepts are still the same.

All the money donated to UNICEF goes to helping underprivileged kids, mostly in poverty stricken or underdeveloped countries. It doesn't take much to help these kids. A single dollar can protect a child from dreaded diseases such as polio or measles for life. Kids love to help and people are often more willing to help when asked by a child. All it takes is carrying around a familiar little orange box and asking for donations at the same time your child is going door to door for candy. Trick or treating for UNICEF is a simple and great way to help the our neediest neighbors around the world.

Most parents look for ways to teach their children life’s lessons. One of the hardest things for children to learn sometimes is charity. This is a great way to help them learn how to care about and help others. Trick or treating UNICEF style is simple, ask your child’s school if they participate, or simply check out the UNICEF website for those special boxes. Each child can and will make a difference.