UNICEF Basics
Trick-or-Treat History
Global Health and WASH
Spooky Global Stats
Youth Advocacy
100

What does the acronym UNICEF stand for?

United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund

100

What iconic color is the small collection box traditionally used for Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF?

 Orange

100

What key acronym refers to UNICEFs work around water, sanitation, and hygiene

WASH

100

True or False: Globally, over 240 million children around the world currently live with a disability.

True

100

On what date in November is World Children’s Day celebrated each year?

November 20th

200

What year was UNICEF founded by the UN General Assembly? Hint:(post WWII)

1946

200

In what decade did the Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF campaign begin?

The 1950s

200

Globally, women and girls spend an estimated 200 million hours every day doing what activity?

Collecting water

200

Approximately how many children globally are out of school due to conflicts, poverty, or disaster? (A: 5 million, B: 50 million, C: Over 240 million)

C: Over 240 million 

200

What is the main goal of a school UNICEF Club?

To educate, advocate, and fundraise for global youth issues.

300

What global document protects children's rights to health, education, and play? Hint:(UNCRC)

The UN Convention on the Rights of the Child
300

What was originally collected in the early Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF boxes before digital donations?

Coins / Loose change

300

What is RUTF? 

Ready-to-use therapeutic food

300

What natural occurrence, amplified by climate change, causes millions of children to lose access to clean water each year?

Severe droughts (or floods)

300

What action involves speaking up on behalf of children’s rights to policy makers and community leaders?

Advocacy

400

What color is most famously associated with UNICEF's logo and branding?

cyan/light blue
400

What US city did the very first Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF drive start in?

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

400

Simple handwashing with soap can reduce diarrheal diseases in children by roughly what percentage?

Around 40–45%

400

Preventable diseases still claim thousands of young lives daily. What simple preventive measure protects children from diseases like measles and polio?

Vaccines / Immunizations

400

What term describes digital methods of taking action, like online petitions or digital Trick-or-Treat QR codes?

Digital advocacy / E-advocacy

500

True or False: UNICEF operates in over 190 countries and territories worldwide

true

500

Over its history, Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF has raised more than how much money? (A: $50 million, B: $100 million, C: Over $180 million)

C: Over $180 million

500

What life-saving medical invention consists of a precise mixture of salt, sugar, and clean water used to treat dehydration?

Oral Rehydration Salts (ORS)

500

What fraction of the world’s population lacks access to safely managed drinking water at home? (A: 1 in 10, B: 1 in 4, C: 1 in 2)


B: 1 in 4 (about 2 billion people) 

500

Name two ways high school students can support UNICEF besides donating money.

Raising awareness, organizing petition drives, hosting educational workshops, or contacting representatives.


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