The Jupiter Religious Coloration, ran by Samuel Hagenbuch,a physics teacher, is participating in trick-or-treat for UNICEF, where they collect money for children and mothers in different countries.

Day-in day-out, this organization works in the world’s toughest places to reach the most vulnerable and disadvantaged children. UNICEF works in 190 countries and territories that struggle with poverty, killer disease and armed conflict. 

“By filling the halloween boxes with change and coins, we can provide food and other necessary resources to people who need it,” Hagenbuch said.

The club does this around Halloween because it is an easy way to collect change  while you’re out trick-or-treating.

“It goes to a really good cause also which gives you more motivation to collect,”  senior Nicole Stucliffe said.