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It's party time!

celebrateWe've had an outstanding response to our Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF Halloween parties. Over 350 volunteers have already registered their party with us, and I can't wait to see the pictures and watch the donations flood in!

Halloween is only ten days away. So if you're looking for something to do next Friday, it's not too late to host a Halloween party to benefit UNICEF. It's a great way for you to gather your friends, family and colleagues to make Halloween count. By hosting a Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF Halloween party you'll be helping save kids' lives.

Every dollar raised allows UNICEF to provide children with nutritious food, vaccines against preventable childhood diseases, and the ability to attend school—luxuries we take for granted daily.

Register your party and download the Halloween Party Guide and other items—things like invitations, door signs, door hangers, canister wrappers and stickers—all the things you need to throw a spooktacular party.

If you already have plans this Halloween, show up with some free Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF collection boxes or give a mobile donation. It's simple, and you're sure to win the best costume prize as "UNICEF Do-Gooder!"

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