Disney Donates Costumes, Toys, Books & More This Halloween Season

Alice Kennedy

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A child in a Disney costume stands with Mickey and Minnie Mouse in red outfits, set before a blue starry Disneyland-style backdrop.

Disney Donates Costumes, Toys, Books & More This Halloween Season

Disney has given back to children’s hospitals by gifting patients costumes, books, toys, accessories, and more.

Halloween Magic

A child in a Disney costume stands with Mickey and Minnie Mouse in red outfits, set before a blue starry Disneyland-style backdrop.

For decades, Disney has committed to delivering joy and comfort to pediatric patients receiving treatment at children’s hospitals. Since 2021, Disney’s donations have reached over 80,000 pediatric patients.

Through annual Halloween donations, Disney has gifted more than 52,000 costumes, 25,000 books, 10,000 accessories, and 4,000 toys in an effort to help kids find joy and participate in Halloween activities they may otherwise not get to experience.

This year, Disney’s donations will be help more 800 children’s hospitals and pediatric places of care.

A smiling young girl in a red dress gets her hand painted at a festive Disney park Halloween event, surrounded by cheerful decor.

Our collaboration with Starlight Children’s Foundation during the Halloween season is a beautiful reflection of how we work together year-round to bring comfort and joy to children in hospitals. When a child receives a Disney costume, toy, or other gift, it’s so much more than just a fun item — it’s a chance to spark imagination, create their own story, and hold onto a joyful memory during a challenging time.

Alisa Bowen, President of Disney+ and Starlight Children’s Foundation board member

Earlier this month, Disneyland Resort was thrilled to bring Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse in their Halloween attire to the hospital’s campuses in both Orange and Mission Viejo.

A smiling man donates a Disney Halloween dress to an excited hospitalized child.

And, last weekend, for the first time ever, Disney, Make-A-Wish, MrBeast, and YouTube hosted some of the world’s top creators at Disneyland Resort to grant wishes for 40 Make-A-Wish kids.

Disney’s support of children’s hospitals extends all year round. More than 1,600 children’s hospitals and pediatric places of care in 45 countries have received enchanting installations, Disney-themed hospital gowns, complimentary access to Disney+ and new theatrical releases, toy deliveries, hospital visits, and more.

These efforts are part of a recently fulfilled $100 million commitment to help reimagine the patient experience in children’s hospitals and places of care.

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