How to support as an individual donor

How to support as an individual donor

UNICEF and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

UNICEF and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

How can you support UNICEF?

How can you support UNICEF?

Why donate to UNICEF?

Why donate to UNICEF?

How are our programmes funded?

How are our programmes funded?

UNICEF Cards and Gifts

UNICEF Cards and Gifts

Funding for the programme of cooperation

Funding for the programme of cooperation

Good Will Embassadors and personalities support UNICEF

Good Will Embassadors and personalities support UNICEF

Jatnna Tavarez, National Ambassador

Jatnna Tavarez, National Ambassador

UNICEF receives donation for promoting education in Haiti

UNICEF receives donation for promoting education in Haiti

Nils Kastberg, UNICEF Regional Director for UNICEF, visits Dominican Republic

Nils Kastberg, UNICEF Regional Director for UNICEF, visits Dominican Republic

 

Good Will Embassadors and personalities support UNICEF

© UNICEF DR/R. Piantini/2008

Ricardo Montaner, a good will embassador during a visit of DR in 2008

What qualifies a singer, an actor or an athlete to represent UNICEF? And what good can celebrities really do?

UNICEF’s celebrities have a wide range of talents and achievements, but they all share a commitment to improving the lives of children worldwide. And in each case a celebrity’s association with UNICEF comes about because he or she has already demonstrated that commitment.

Fame has some clear benefits in certain roles with UNICEF. Celebrities attract attention, so they are in a position to focus the world’s eyes on the needs of children, both in their own countries and by visiting field projects and emergency programmes abroad. They can make direct representations to those with the power to effect change. They can use their talents and fame to fundraise and advocate for children and support UNICEF’s mission to ensure every child’s right to health, education, equality and protection.

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