“The U.S. Fund for UNICEF is a vital partner in the race to save lives from malaria. UNICEF's tireless work to help children survive and Malaria No More's efforts to end malaria deaths prove that strong collaboration is the best weapon against childhood suffering.”
- Kate Campana, Managing Director for Programs, Malaria No More
What is an NGO Supporter?
Today more than ever, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and civil society partnerships are influencing action for children. UNICEF recognizes the importance of NGO activism for children and places great emphasis on such partnerships in helping to create a world fit for children.
The U.S. Fund for UNICEF works with NGOs and civil society organizations that are headquartered in the U.S. and are interested in supporting UNICEF’s work through education, advocacy, and fundraising. These groups recognize that children are the future. Supporting UNICEF enables them to reach millions of children in need around the world.
Fundraise
The U.S. Fund for UNICEF deeply values its partnerships with U.S.-based NGOs and membership organizations. We will work hand in hand with your organization to develop a customized partnership that suits your unique mission and helps us create a better world for children. Current partners include international service-based groups; faith-based organizations; cultural, social, and charitable clubs; professional associations; and unions. If you represent an organization interested in forming a partnership with the U.S. Fund for UNICEF please click here.
Educate
Whether you are a leader of an NGO, volunteer, educator, parent, or lead a group of children, TeachUNICEF will help you inform your community on essential topics, including gender equality, poverty, armed conflict, and the UN Millennium Development Goals. TeachUNICEF is a global education initiative that provides free resources to engage students in world issues. The program also offers workshops that introduce educators to UNICEF and foster discussions on global education.
Advocate
Civil society voices are the key to change for children around the world, and writing to your elected officials is one of the most effective ways to support child survival. Raise awareness for the U.S. Fund for UNICEF’s lifesaving efforts around the world and spread the word by supporting our advocacy efforts. Contacting your elected officials lets them know that their constituents strongly believe global child survival issues should be a priority.
