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10351 Santa Monica Boulevard, Suite 420
Los Angeles, CA 90025
310.277.7608
310.277.2757 (fax)

STAFF | RECENT EVENTS | VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Staff

Anne Kelly, Director
Joanna Jackson, Development Officer
Miesha Cowart, Development Coordinator

The Southern California Regional Office is grateful for the support of its local Board of Directors and an army of volunteers.

Recent Events

Snowflake

Los Angeles UNICEF Snowflake Ball

On December 6, 2007, the U.S. Fund for UNICEF will host its second Beverly Hills Snowflake Ball at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel in Beverly Hills. The evening is co-chaired by Mrs. Ghada Irani and Mrs. Sharon Davis.

At this year's gala, we are honored to present the Danny Kaye Humanitarian Award, named for the first UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, to Tamar and Bob Manoukian, exceptional individuals who have used their influence as a force for the survival, protection and development of women and children worldwide.  Trudie Styler, UNICEF United Kingdom Ambassador, accepted this award in 2005.

Styler

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UNICEF UK Ambassador Trudie Styler

We will also present the Champion for Children Award to Idol Gives Back—the American Idol campaign that raised over $75 million in two days to deliver health and education resources for children in extreme poverty in the U.S. and Africa. In 2005, this award was presented to Les Moonves, President and CEO of CBS Corporation.

For more information, please contact Monika Mraz at 212.922.2564.

Volunteer Opportunities

Since 1947, when a small group of committed citizens founded the U.S. Fund for UNICEF, volunteers have played a vital role in helping us change the world for the better. Today, volunteers are essential to the Southern California Regional Office's success in fundraising, education and advocacy. Join us today!

Internships

College students assist with administrative and research projects at the Los Angeles office. Often, interns assist with special events and are given a specific project within a designated program. Internships are offered quarterly and may be done for college credit. For more information, contact Miesha Cowart, Development Coordinator at 310.277.7608 or mcowart@unicefusa.org.

Office Volunteers

Volunteers at the Los Angeles regional office assist with clerical projects, including filing, mailings and data entry. Scheduling is flexible and project durations vary. For more information, contact Miesha Cowart, Development Coordinator at 310.277.7608 or mcowart@unicefusa.org.

Giving Circles

Giving Circles enable busy adults to get involved in fun events that raise money and educate their friends and families about UNICEF. Giving Circle members pool their resources, creativity and networks to design their own fundraising events. Each member pledges to contribute or raise a specified amount of money for UNICEF within a nine-month to twelve-month period. Giving Circle activities have included art shows, wine-tasting and spa parties, concerts, nightclub events and community festivals. To learn more, contact Miesha Cowart, Development Coordinator at 310.277.7608 or mcowart@unicefusa.org.

To learn more about all of UNICEF's volunteer opportunities—including Youth Action, Advocacy, UNICEF's Campus Initiative and Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF—visit www.unicefusa.org/volunteer or e-mail volunteer@unicefusa.org.

Board of Directors

Tim Bruinsma
Sharon Davis
Andrew "Pete" Ewing
Dotty Ewing
Susan J. Holliday
Ghada Irani
David Kim
Carol Levy

Richard B. Levy
Arnold Peter
Suzanne Marx
Joyce Rey
Terri Smooke
Jon Vein
John Weiser
Christina Zilber

Honorary Board

Buzz Aldrin
Lois Aldrin
Senator Barbara Boxer
Barbara Davis
Senator Dianne Feinstein
Joan Hotchkis

Sherry Lansing
Ed McMahon
Pamela McMahon
Candy Spelling
Henry Winkler

 

Annual Report

2007 Annual ReportClick to view a PDF of our 2007 Annual Report online, or right click to save it to your desktop.

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Recent News

July 3, 2008

Clay Aiken observes first-hand how UNICEF is improving kids' lives in Somalia

"In a country that's better known for conflict, insecurity, drought and floods," said Aiken, "it's truly remarkable that UNICEF is still able to make a difference to the health, education and well-being of Somali children."

July 3, 2008

UNICEF Ambassador Clay Aiken visits northwest Somalia

UNICEF Ambassador Clay Aiken today ended a five-day visit to the troubled East-African nation of Somalia and called on the world to remember the plight of that country’s children.

Special Campaigns

Tap Project 
Right Box Img Snow 
Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF