Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF
Thanks to everyone who participated in 2025. See you this fall! In the meantime, explore below to learn how millions of people have come to add some meaning to their Halloweening.
75 Years and Still Scary Good!
Against a white backdrop, Heidi Klum holds up a Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF little orange box.
Heidi says,
“Remember this? Trick or Treat for UNICEF is turning 75 this year. I am so excited — and so are some others!”
Cut to Millie Bobby Brown holding a box against a black backdrop.
Mille says, “Hi, everyone! It’s Millie. I’m here to celebrate 75 years of Trick or Treat for UNICEF. What an incredible milestone!”
Cut to Sarah Jessica Parker at home.
Sarah smiles and says, “Happy 75th anniversary, Trick or Treat for UNICEF.”
Cut to Laurie Hernandez at home.
Laurie says, “75 years! That’s a long time — and you can do an awful lot of good in 75 years.”
Cut to Rob Riggle, outdoors.
Rob says, “Here’s to trick or treat for UNICEF. It’s a little orange box, but it does big things!”
Cut to Amanda Gorman at home.
Amanda says, “I loved Halloween as a kid. I don’t remember all the candies that I got, but I do remember participating in Trick or Treat for UNICEF and how meaningful it was to help support children around the world.”
Cut to Doctor Mike in his home studio.
Doctor Mike holds up an orange box and says, “The box would get heavier with coins throughout the night. It would start to jangle. You could actually feel the good you were doing. And then you pour it out and count it!”
Cut to Sofia Carson against a white backdrop.
Sofia says, “It is a beautiful honor to join the legacy of UNICEF ambassadors and supporters going all the way back to Audrey Hepburn and Eleanor Roosevelt. Happy anniversary and happy Halloween, UNICEF!” She blows a kiss.
Cut to Clay Aiken at home.
Clay says, “I loved that for three generations now, families have been making Halloween about more than costumes and candy. This orange box represents something beautiful about who we can be.”
Cut to Aria Mia Loberti at home.
Aria says, “I am so proud of every single kid over the last 75 years who contributed to this incredible mission — changing the world one coin and one little box at a time!”
Cut to Justin H. Min at home.
Justin says, “It has been such a joy in being able to participate in Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF over the last several years. It has been incredible to see kids feeling empowered with these small orange boxes to help kids around the world.”
Cut to Jane Curtin at home.
Jane says, “I first Trick-or-Treated for UNICEF in the 5th grade, and I wasn’t alone. It was my entire class. We didn’t have to, but we all decided, and we knew what the mission was, and we wanted to be part of it.”
Cut to Alyssa Milano at home.
Alyssa says, “What a privilege to help kids discover the idea of helping another human being. I love trick or treat for UNICEF!”
Cut to Jeremy Lin outdoors.
Jeremy says, “We need the Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF spirit more than ever. I hope every kid today gets to be a part of it.”
Cut to Drake Callender against a white backdrop, holding up a box.
Drake says, “I have my orange box, and I can’t wait to be a part of it for this special year.”
Cut again to Sofia Carson.
She says, “Knock on that door. Say those words. And make the world a better place!”
Cut again to Millie Bobby Brown.
Millie says, “I hope you participate this year. Happy Halloween.”
Cut back to Heidi Klum.
Heidi says, “Make your own memories this year. Get a box. Make a donation and keep the tradition going. Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF. Eight decades and counting!”
An end card with the Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF box appears, with the line, “Add some meaning to your Halloweening!”
Celebrating 75 Years of Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF
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Our Longtime Partners
Circle K International is one of the largest student-led collegiate service organization, with thousands of members on hundreds of campuses on five continents across the globe. Through their support of Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF, Circle K members have funded programs including the elimination of maternal and neonatal tetanus and the Plastic Bricks Project in Côte d’Ivoire.
Key Club International is the largest student-led organization for high schoolers that empowers its members with opportunities to provide service, build character and develop leadership. The funds they raised have supported UNICEF’s global efforts to provide early childhood education programs in Zambia as well as those to eliminate maternal and neonatal tetanus.
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