UNICEF USA

The world is evolving. So are we. 

Since 1950, trick-or-treaters have carried little orange boxes to collect donations for UNICEF in support of the world's most vulnerable children. To date, the Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF campaign has raised more than $195 million. In 2022, we’re replacing those little orange boxes with a spooky scannable QR code to make it easier than ever to support kids and youth worldwide.

This October, Add Some Meaning to Your Halloweening by participating in the #ToT4UNICEF campaign. Visit the ToT4UNICEF website and share the social media posts below to help celebrate the impact we’ve had together over the years and encourage others to get involved. Don't forget to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn — and now TikTok! There, you'll find month-long giveaways, challenges and more. 🎃

Severe wasting, a deadly form of malnutrition, is on the rise in young children worldwide. The crisis is fueled by climate-driven drought, conflict and rising food prices. In the 15 countries hardest hit, a child is being pushed into severe malnutrition every single minute. The Horn of Africa specifically is on the brink of famine — and without immediate action, this crisis will become a catastrophe.

UNICEF is delivering lifesaving nutrition and safe water — but our work is severely underfunded. We need your help in informing others of this escalating humanitarian emergency and reaching more children in need. Please share the social media posts below and consider donating at this link.

World Teacher Day, Mental Health Day, International Day of the Girl, World Food Day and World Polio Day all take place in October. It’s a critical month for garnering support and advocating for the world’s most vulnerable children. Please join us in advocating for every child by sharing the social media posts below and amplifying UNICEF’s work. And scroll up to check out our Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF campaign content! Thank you for all you do to make this world a more equitable one #ForEveryChild.

There are a number of factors preventing millions of girls around the world from achieving long-term, quality education. The COVID-19 pandemic has aggravated all of them — threatening to roll back decades of progress in helping girls attain this basic human right. UNICEF USA advocates for girls' rights — and you can, too. Visit this link to join us in urging Congress to support the Keeping Girls in School Act. #ForEveryChild and every girl, education.

In February 2022, children and families across Ukraine woke up to the sights and sounds of war at their doorsteps. Millions of people have fled Ukraine to neighboring countries in search of safety and peace, leaving behind their schools, livelihoods, homes and loved ones. Women and children especially have faced long, difficult and dangerous journeys while fleeing the war.

Through it all, UNICEF's teams have provided lifesaving supplies, mental health resources and more to those affected — but the war goes on. Children and families are struggling to recover while still facing the war each and every day. Please continue to show your support for the children of Ukraine by sharing the social media posts below, continuing to acknowledge this ongoing crisis and, if you can, donating. Thank you for your continued support. #ForEveryChild, peace.

UNICEF USA advocates for a more equitable world #ForEveryChild. You can, too. Explore the campaigns below to learn how you can get involved with UNICEF's work and make a positive impact on the world. Sign a pledge, contact local legislators or spread the word on social media to help children live healthier, happier and safer lives. #ForEveryChild, an advocate.

UNICEF USA Ambassador Téa Leoni is matching donations made to UNICEF's Bridge Fund in memory of her father, former UNICEF USA Board Chair and Board Member, Anthony Pantaleoni. This means that, for a limited time, your gift will have double the positive impact on children and families around the world. We invite you to participate in this #InspiredByDad campaign and share your support with others by using the posts below.