Showing posts with label giving back. Show all posts
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22 October, 2010

Halloween in here again - Trick or Treat for UNICEF!

Hey everyone!
Halloween has snuck up fast for us this year. Seneca is trick-or-treating for UNICEF again this year and we finally got her online page going. If you are interested, please check out her page here: http://inside.unicefusa.org/goto/seneca

Seneca is going to be a MAD SCIENTIST this year and Chandler and I will be her Lab Subjects (she is always doing some crazy experiments with us). We have a jam packed Halloween weekend plan with lots of parties and fun.


Stay tuned for photos and thank you to everyone who donates!

01 November, 2009

Seneca's Trick-or-Treat Donation to Unicef


Seneca collected $43.31 to donate to Unicef! Thank you to everyone who contributed.

I totally missed the boat and did not get a photo of her with her little collection box, so here is another photo of her with her pumpkin instead!

15 October, 2009

Trick-or-Treating


We are really looking forward to Halloween around here. This will be Seneca's first Halloween and she is going to have a fantastic costume. We have a Halloween party to go to with friends and MaMa Freiberg will also be here to help us celebrate!

Since Seneca can't eat candy (and Chandler and I certainly don't need more candy!), I wasn't sure how the "trick-or-treating" thing would go. Then, the other day, I ran across a really great idea. Unicef, has an annual fundraising campaign called "Trick-or-Treat for Unicef". Unicef provides little trick-or-treat boxes for the kids to collect money to donate. I already picked up Seneca's little box at the local Hallmark store, so she is ready to go.










For all of you "out-of-towners", don't worry! Unicef has an online set-up for trick-or-treating and we have set up a donation page - click here to trick-or-treat for Seneca!


*I was telling MaMa Freiberg about the Unicef trick-or-treating today, and she mentioned that we did this when we were little, too. How cool is that? We are happy to carry on the tradition with Seneca.