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L'Oréal USA - Giorgio Armani Fragrances & UNICEF USA’s Partnership to Save and Protect Children

Giorgio Armani Fragrances' Charitable Partnership With UNICEF USA Is Doing a World of Good Since 2010:

Partnership Overview

Since, 2010, Giorgio Armani Fragrances has partnered with UNICEF USA to help provide safe, clean water to the most vulnerable children around the world. Together with its employees and customers, the company has raised $5 million to support UNICEF's water, sanitation and hygiene programs in countries like Central African Republic, Guatemala, Haiti, Togo, Vietnam, Cameroon, Mauritania, Burkina Faso and Tanzania.

Acqua for Life Campaign

Each March, Giorgio Armani Fragrances' Acqua for Life raises critical funds for UNICEF's WASH Programs. In 2019, Giorgio Armani Fragrances donated $5 to UNICEF USA for every Acqua di Giò or Acqua di Gioia fragrance purchased in March, raising more than $500,000.

Carol Hamilton, President

Carol Hamilton, Group President of L’Oréal Luxe (pictured above) joined UNICEF USA's New York Regional Board in 2014, and now serves as a national board member.

Are you interested in sponsoring a child? Learn how you can save and protect every child with UNICEF.

L'Oréal Luxe USA Group President Carol Hamilton On Working With UNICEF
Where UNICEF USA and L'Oréal Luxe USA - Giorgio Armani Fragrances connect, exciting things are happening — helping children across the globe
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In Haiti, Rosmaine Jean knows how to purify well water to keep her family free of cholera.
Our Hero: My Name Is Rosemaine Jean
In Haiti, Rosemaine Jean knows how to use clean water to keep her family safe from cholera. A short film from UNICEF USA.
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Fast Fact
$
58
For $58, UNICEF can provide a family with an emergency water and hygiene kit.
2.2
billion
2.2 billion people do not have safe drinking water at home.
670
million
Around 670 million people defecate in the open — on the side of the road, in fields or in bushes.
800
Every day, more than 800 children die from diseases caused by unsafe water or inadequate sanitation.
100
UNICEF works in more than 100 countries to improve access to safe water and sanitation facilities.
1.8
billion
Thanks to UNICEF and partners, 1.8 billion people have gained access to safe water since 2000.