Special offers from our corporate partners
UNICEF partners offer unique easy ways to help save children’s lives.
Several corporate partners of the U.S. Fund for UNICEF have created special product offerings or other creative options to help UNICEF in its mission to reduce the number of preventable childhood deaths from 21,000 to zero. For each of these items—which range from handbags to airline miles— a donation is made to support UNICEF’s humanitarian programs.
Gucci | FEED | American Airlines | Delta Air Lines |
Good Shirts| Pampers
Gucci
Gucci announced a $250,000 donation to UNICEF's Schools for Africa initiative in honor of its partnership with UNICEF and the release of the luxury edition of Gucci: The Making Of… Coinciding with Gucci's 90th anniversary, the book is an insightful tribute to the heritage and influence of the iconic Italian fashion house. Bound and slip-cased in bonded leather, the luxury edition is currently available in Gucci boutiques.
In addition, Gucci supports UNICEF’s Schools for Africa initiative through other activities. Gucci Creative Director Frida Giannini has designed an updated version of the bestselling “Gucci for UNICEF” Sukey bag. Twenty five percent of the retail price for each bag sold will benefit UNICEF. The “Gucci for UNICEF” Sukey, which features the Diamante motif in deep chocolate brown, is available in Gucci stores and on www.Gucci.com through February 28, 2012. For a second year, Gucci has also pledged a one million dollar donation on behalf of the Gucci children's collection.
"Disney It's a Small World" by FEED Collection
FEED Projects is a charitable company with the mission of creating good products that FEED the world, and FEED products have provided funding for UNICEF's nutrition programs for children around the world. The latest FEED initiative benefiting UNICEF celebrates Disney's beloved attraction through the "Disney It's A Small World" collection, inspired by the original artwork of Mary Blair. The FEED Projects items from the collection includes a tote, a bib, an infant bodysuit and pants set, and a tee for girls and boys, available at Nordstrom stores in the U.S. and online, as well as the FEED website www.feedprojects.com.
For each 'FEED Our Small World' product purchased, FEED will make a donation to help UNICEF provide children with an entire year's worth of Vitamin A supplements. In addition, The Walt Disney Company has made a donation to the U.S. Fund for UNICEF in honor of the collection's launch.
American Airlines: Make a donation and earn AAdvantage® miles
Through March 31, 2012, the U.S. Fund for UNICEF is offering a special bonus online promotion. For every $1 you donate to support UNICEF's lifesaving programs at www.unicefusa.org/aa, you will earn four American Airlines AAdvantage® miles in return (maximum award, 4,000 AAdvantage miles per AAdvantage member). A minimum donation of $10 is required to earn AAdvantage miles.
Delta Air Lines: Donate Your Miles
Delta SkyMiles® members can put their unused frequent flier miles to good use by donating them to the U.S. Fund for UNICEF. SkyMiles members can visit the link below for more information and to donate miles:
Delta SkyMiles members: www.delta.com/skywish
Good Shirts: Wear something good
To aid children in famine and drought-affected areas of the Horn of Africa, Threadless and BBH New York have partnered with the U.S. Fund for UNICEF to release Good Shirts. A line of t-shirts designed by NYC art collective Christine & Justin Gignac, the collection features an innovative range of designs, each representing aid items urgently needed in the Horn of Africa. For a donation of $18.57, which is the exact cost of three insecticide treated mosquito nets, supporters receive a t-shirt featuring a foiled mosquito. Donate $300,000, the cost for UNICEF to transport aid from Copenhagen to Nairobi, and get a t-shirt featuring a cargo plane.
One hundred percent of donations go to the U.S. Fund for UNICEF to support lifesaving relief efforts for children in Somalia, Kenya, Ethiopia, and Djibouti. Every Good Shirt is a chance to wear something good. They will be available October 25 on www.threadless.com/UNICEF.
Pampers Gifts to Grow Rewards points help UNICEF protect moms and
babies from MNT
Pampers and the U.S. Fund for UNICEF are teaming up to protect moms and their newborns against Maternal and Neonatal Tetanus (MNT). Members of Pampers Gifts to Grow Rewards Program can donate rewards points to help UNICEF protect women and babies around the world from this preventable disease.
For every 10 Gifts to Grow points donated from September 1, 2011 to June 30, 2012, Pampers will donate 7 cents to the U.S. Fund for UNICEF to support MNT programs in the developing world, up to $20,000. Just three doses of the tetanus vaccine are needed to fully protect a woman for five years, and her baby for its first two months. Visit www.pampers.com to sign in or join today by clicking “Join Now”.
