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Halloween parties are a hit!

You’ve read our blog postings during the weeks leading up to Halloween asking our volunteers and supporters to get involved in a variety of ways: host a Halloween Party, Text-to-Treat, and share pictures at flickr, and more.

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© Yenny Darmajaya, 2008
This Atlanta-based youth group had a smash hit Halloween Party for UNICEF and posted their photo to the flickr group.

The 2008 campaign was our best year yet! While we are still receiving all the coins everyone collected, we offer a special thanks to all our volunteers for all your efforts in participating in Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF campaign.

We asked our volunteers to host Halloween Parties, and are thrilled to report more than 625 registered their parties with us and have already started sharing their photos. Check them out, and if you haven’t already, post your party photos as well!

Thank you for your support of UNICEF!

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Comments (1)

Kyle:

And UNICEF is also a hit! It’s so delightful to contemplate all these cheering faces full of happiness and energy (especially this Jokers’ ones ;-) Thanks for all these references I’ll surely get acquainted with the material they provide.

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