Jo Malone London
A UNICEF partner since 2022
Jo Malone London and UNICEF are working together to protect and promote mental health and wellbeing for children, young people and caregivers around the world.
Globally, more than 1 in 7 adolescents aged 10–19 are living with a diagnosable mental disorder and access to mental health services for children is limited [1].
Acting early to support children and caregivers is the best investment that governments and donors can make to promote good mental health, prevent poor mental health, and respond to the complex mental health issues children and young people are faced with.
Since 2012, Jo Malone London has been committed to shining a light on mental health, raising awareness, providing support and stamping out stigmas. By supporting UNICEF’s global mental health work through a thematic fund, Jo Malone London is contributing towards a mix of UNICEF’s work, from country programmes to national and global advocacy, providing support where it is most needed.
" We have worked to protect mental health and wellbeing for over a decade; raising awareness, providing support and stamping out stigmas by proudly supporting inspirational charities. Our partnership with UNICEF is a milestone in our investment in mental health. By intervening early to support children and caregivers, we hope to break the cycle of poor mental health that affects so many; helping to create a brighter tomorrow.”
Jo Malone London is committed to donating $4.5 million towards UNICEF’s mental health work by 2025, including a one-off $1 million donation announced in October 2022 and raising a further $3.5 million through the sale of the charity candle collection, consumer check-out donations and employee fundraising activities as part of their new two-year partnership.
Jo Malone London is also a strategic member of the UNICEF-hosted Global Coalition for Youth Mental Health. As a Coalition member, Jo Malone London is aiming to harness people, platforms and networks to address stigma and raise awareness; increase investment for UNICEF’s mental health programmes; achieve change at national policy level; and improve business practices related to workplace mental well-being.
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About Jo Malone London
Since 1994 Jo Malone London has created a palette of exquisitely simple, elegant scents and curated a world where every sense is indulged. Acquired by The Estée Lauder Companies Inc. in 1999, today the brand is internationally known for its unexpected fragrances and distinctly British character.
First introduced in the UK in 2012, the Charity Candle collection has since been released in North America, Canada and Japan. Since 2023, the candles have been available in Australia, Spain, Italy and Korea. To date, the collection has raised more than $3.5 million.
https://www.jomalone.co.uk/our-values/charity-mission
[1] Source: SOWC 2021 Full Report
Last updated 12 August 2024