Susan and Dan Boggio Fund for UNICEF

“In partnering with UNICEF, we are confident that our investment will have a positive ripple effect for children for many years to come,” --Susan.

We are very pleased to invite you to donate to the Susan and Dan Boggio Fund for UNICEF, which was made possible by their $1million leadership gift that addresses a range of areas that the Boggio’s recognize as priorities:

CHILD PROTECTION

EDUCATION

END CHILD TRAFFICKING

VIOLENCE AGAINST GIRLS

THE ROHINGYA REFUGEE CRISIS

The Fund also includes a generous amount of unrestricted funding to offer UNICEF the flexibility that Susan and Dan value as essential in saving children’s lives.

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