9 million at risk in Asia
Situation reports have been coming in from UNICEF's field staff across Asia-Pacific and the numbers are devastating--all told, 7 million children have been affected by last week's natural disasters.
People across the country have demonstrated incredible generosity (we're so thankful that the $500,000 challenge issued last week by an anonymous donor for the Philippines has been been met), and continued support will be needed for UNICEF to continue its lifesaving work for children whose lives have been turned upside down.
If you would like to support UNICEF's relief efforts in the region, you can make a donation here. (Or click here if you're interested in supporting work in a particular country.)
Situation reports have been coming in from UNICEF's field staff across Asia-Pacific and the numbers are devastating--all told, 7 million children have been affected by last week's natural disasters.
People across the country have demonstrated incredible generosity (we're so thankful that the $500,000 challenge issued last week by an anonymous donor for the Philippines has been been met), and continued support will be needed for UNICEF to continue its lifesaving work for children whose lives have been turned upside down.
If you would like to support UNICEF's relief efforts in the region, you can make a donation here. (Or click here if you're interested in supporting work in a particular country.)
Situation reports have been coming in from UNICEF's field staff across Asia-Pacific and the numbers are devastating--all told, 9 million people have been affected by last week's natural disasters.
People across the country have demonstrated incredible generosity (we're so thankful that the $500,000 challenge issued last week by an anonymous donor for the Philippines has been been met), and continued support will be needed for UNICEF to continue its lifesaving work for children whose lives have been turned upside down.
If you would like to support UNICEF's relief efforts in the region, you can make a donation here. (Or click here if you're interested in supporting work in a particular country.)
