This Autumn, the Hay Day community came together as friendly ghosts drifted across our farms. We welcomed them to the harvest table and, together, helped provide real meals through the UN World Food Programme’s ShareTheMeal.
Thanks to every farmer who joined the Haunted Harvest — you’ve carried the spirit of giving beyond the farm and into the real world.
Supercell invites players to celebrate the Haunted Farm event by catching ghosts. Supercell has made a EUR 100,000 commitment to World Food Programme’s ShareTheMeal and this donation is not contingent upon catching ghosts in game.
We love our stress-free farming utopia, and together we get to extend some of that harmony to the world around us by ‘playing it forward’. You play, we give. Together we lift up causes and communities that get us all a little bit closer to the beauty of our Hay Day haven. Learn more about our current cause below!
Catching ghosts is simple and fun! They’ll drift across your farm during the Haunted Harvest event, you just need to tap to catch them.
The more ghosts you collect, the more rewards you’ll unlock in the game. And every ghost you catch also pushes the global community goal forward, helping Hay Day turn the Haunted Harvest into something that makes a real-world difference.
The Hay Day community caught all the ghosts roaming the farms and went above and beyond our goal in record time!
Together, we’ve helped share 200,000 real meals with families in need through the UN World Food Programme’s ShareTheMeal.
Thank you to every farmer who joined the Haunted Harvest!
Scroll down to find out how.
ShareTheMeal is the donation app of the UN World Food Programme (WFP), making it easy for anyone to share meals with those who need them most.
For The Haunted Harvest, Hay Day is supporting ShareTheMeal’s global work to provide food for families facing hunger around the world.
01 Nutrition education and food assistance in Rutshuru, DRC. WFP's targeted in-kind food and malnutrition prevention support people during their resettlement and while they await their agricultural harvests. Additionally, WFP nutrition education at food distribution sites equips families with the knowledge to prepare healthy meals using locally sourced ingredients. 02/05/2025
02 Ma Myint, 47, and her family are temporarily sheltering under a large tree beside a creek after their home was severely damaged by the recent earthquake. WFP’s emergency response, including for people living with HIV and TB includes cash and nutrition assistance. 11/04/2025.
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03 WFP personnel worked with the Colombian Government to deliver food in areas affected by the floods in La Guajira, Colombia. 23/11/2024.
If you would like to donate directly, you can join other players by taking part in the community challenge in ShareTheMeal. Hay Day is matching meals up to another 50,000! Every contribution helps families facing hunger around the world.
And remember, donations are always optional. Hay Day’s Give Back will make sure that 200,000 meals are provided through the Haunted Harvest campaign, simply by players catching ghosts in the game.
Check out the Haunted Harvest community challenge on ShareTheMeal >>
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