Besides Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF, how can I or my school/group support UNICEF the rest of the year?

In addition to Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF, we have several other volunteer activities for you to participate in:

Visit our Volunteer Center!
There are many ways for you to make an impact! If you are interested in volunteering locally in your community, please visit our online volunteer center at www.unicefusa.org/volunteer, which includes several volunteer activities and resources for kids over 13 and adults:

a registration process for volunteers to help you gain full access to the Center and stay connected
new turn-key tool kits for you to use that provide step-by-step instructions for conducting awareness-building, fundraising or advocacy activities in your community
an online bulletin board for you to share ideas and give feedback
a calendar of local events where you can post activities, and for visitors to obtain the date, location and description of events
our Friends Asking Friends™ tool which allows you to customize your own webpage for collecting donations quickly and securely via the Internet
information on contacting your elected officials, one of the most important tools of advocacy, allowing you to voice your support for UNICEF's work at the highest levels of government
new and updated activities and resources for our 90+ UNICEF campus groups
interactive activities to conduct for youth or adults that help convey UNICEF issues in fun and hands-on ways
volunteer profiles including the announcement of this year's 14 President's Volunteer Service Awardees.

But to get to these resources, you must register with the Volunteer Center! We'll be sending periodic updates and newsletters via email and will be adding more resources to the Volunteer Center throughout the year. Any ideas you have for improvements, tool kits, or other resources would be greatly appreciated!

Please remember to visit www.unicefusa.org/volunteer and register today!