Increasing child survival all year round
UNICEF's goal of reducing child mortality rates worldwide starts with specific campaigns aimed at increasing a child's chance at survival.
Help us reach our goal of zero deaths from preventable causes. Take part in UNICEF USA's signature campaigns to support lifesaving programs for children around the world.
Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF
Created, inspired and powered by kids since 1950, Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF has empowered generations to make lasting change in their global community.
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Believe in Zero
No child should ever die from a preventable cause. Every day, 24,000 do. "Believe in zero" is the U.S. Fund for UNICEF's rallying cry. We fervently believe in zero and ask all those outraged by the unnecessary deaths of children to join us.
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The UNICEF Tap Project
Just $1 can supply a child with safe drinking water for 40 days. Get involved with the UNICEF Tap Project during World Water Week in March.
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The UNICEF Snowflake
The UNICEF Snowflake—a beautiful ornament gracing the intersection of 57th Street and Fifth Avenue in New York City and Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills during the holiday season—is the centerpiece of an ambitious program to raise millions of dollars for UNICEF's programs providing immunization, education, health care, nutrition, clean water and sanitation to children in developing nations.
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The George Harrison Fund for UNICEF
The George Harrison Fund for UNICEF launched in 2005 with an initial donation of $1 million. It specifically targets UNICEF programs in Bangladesh but also provides lifesaving assistance to children suffering from civil conflict, natural disasters and poverty elsewhere.
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The Eliminate Project
Kiwanis International and UNICEF have joined forces to eliminate maternal and neonatal tetanus (MNT), a deadly disease that steals the lives of 60,000 innocent babies and 30,000 mothers each year.
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