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UNICEF USA

UNICEF USA

Non-profit Organizations

New York, New York 55,387 followers

We advocate for UNICEF’s work worldwide to ensure every child is healthy, educated, protected and respected.

About us

For eight decades, UNICEF USA has partnered with American corporations, faith-based and civil society organizations, individuals, philanthropic foundations and government agencies to deliver critical nutrition, health, education and lifesaving humanitarian aid for children. UNICEF USA works alongside the American people and the U.S. government to invest in programs that make life better for children. In 2023, UNICEF USA raised more than $850 million in contributions from hundreds of thousands of individual and corporate donors from across America, in addition to the U.S. government’s voluntary contribution to UNICEF. Domestic and international research has found that a $1 investment in children and their well-being yields a tenfold return to society. UNICEF USA supports UNICEF’s status as the world’s leading voice for children. We advocate for policies that improve outcomes for children globally while making America safer, stronger and more prosperous. In fact, in 2024 alone, UNICEF procured $770 million of therapeutic food, medicine and other critical supplies and services from U.S. companies across 37 states. UNICEF USA has been awarded GuideStar's Platinum Seal of Transparency, the highest rating, in recognition of the honesty and visibility we provide to supporters. We've also earned a Four-Star rating from Charity Navigator, the best possible score for nonprofits, indicating to donors that they can confidently give to UNICEF USA as our passions and values are aligned with our supporters. UNICEF USA's reported program expense ratio of 86 percent means we are a highly efficient charity, as defined by independent monitors. For every dollar spent, 86 cents goes directly toward helping children; we spend about 12 cents on fundraising costs and just under 2 cents on administration.

Website
http://www.unicefusa.org
Industry
Non-profit Organizations
Company size
201-500 employees
Headquarters
New York, New York
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
1947
Specialties
Education, Children with Disabilities, Emergency Relief, Immunization, Malaria, HIV/AIDS, Nutrition, Child Protection, Water and Sanitation, Child Survival, Empowering Women and Girls, Helping to track progress towards the SDG 2030's for children, Polio, Maternal and Neonatal Tetanus, Child Migrants and Refugees, Early Childhood Development, Strengthening Health Systems, Social Inclusion, Social Impact Investing, Child Rights and Business, Innovation, polio, and sustainable development

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  • For 75 years, Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF has been a beloved Halloween tradition — and one of the most enduring youth-led campaigns in the world. From its earliest days to today, the campaign has shown the power of children and families to come together for good. This October, celebrate the legacy of #ToT4UNICEF — and join us in building a brighter future for every child. 🎃 https://lnkd.in/eM9QWvH2

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    Executive Vice President & Chief Philanthropy Officer at UNICEF USA

    Across the world, millions of women and girls face barriers to essential health care due to stigma and misinformation, lack of supportive systems and many other obstacles. UNICEF and Kimberly-Clark are working to change that. Through our renewed partnership, we’re aiming to reach 5.8 million women, girls and infants with direct health and education services, and 9.5 million people with programs that promote menstrual, maternal and newborn health. This work will empower women and girls to manage their health with confidence, while helping communities build stronger, more equitable systems for the future. Here’s a look at how this partnership is driving change for women, girls and families around the world.

  • UNICEF USA is honored to be named a finalist in four categories at this year’s #AnthemAwards! The Anthem Awards celebrate purpose-driven work that creates lasting social impact around the world — recognizing people, companies and organizations whose missions fuel global change and inspire others to take action in their communities. This year, we’re proud to be recognized for campaigns and initiatives that uplift children and families everywhere. 👉 Help us win the Anthem Community Voice Award! Visit the links below to learn more about each initiative and cast your vote by October 30 to celebrate UNICEF USA’s impact — and help amplify our mission to build a better, more equitable world for every child. 1️⃣ Best Creator Collaboration: Dr. Mike UNICEF USA Ambassadorship https://lnkd.in/ejSQ7wZ5 2️⃣ Nonprofit Leader: Michele Walsh, Leading with Purpose https://lnkd.in/eYURAiTE 3️⃣ Research Projects or Publications: Understanding the Mental Health Impact of Global Challenges on Gen Z https://lnkd.in/dqewpA3p 4️⃣ Special Projects: UNICEF Kids Zone at The Soccer Tournament https://lnkd.in/ejSQ7wZ5

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  • Vaccines save lives. Misinformation can cost them. Facts matter. 👉 Swipe through to debunk some of the most common myths surrounding vaccines — and learn why vaccines remain one of the most powerful public health tools we have.

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    View profile for Michele Walsh

    Executive Vice President & Chief Philanthropy Officer at UNICEF USA

    While polio may seem like a disease of the past, its eradication remains unfinished business and one of the most ambitious undertakings in global health history. In recognition of #WorldPolioDay, I had the opportunity to speak with Jessica Malaty Rivera, an epidemiologist and science communicator, about the remarkable progress that’s been made in the fight to #EndPolio and the hurdles that remain. Jessica’s insights remind us that this work isn’t just about one disease; It’s about what’s possible when innovation, collaboration and persistence come together — qualities that drive both global health progress and systemic change everywhere. Thank you, Jessica, for this conversation and your expertise — and here’s to the scientists, health workers and communities who continue this vital work to create a healthier future for every child. Catch our conversation in my latest article with Fast Company.

  • Today is World Polio Day, a reminder of the incredible progress we’ve made in the fight to #EndPolio — and a reminder of just how important this work is. For 75 years, Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF has helped power lifesaving vaccines and strengthen health systems, protecting children from preventable diseases like polio. We’re so close to completely eradicating this disease. We can’t stop now. This October, learn how you can take action: https://lnkd.in/eExYJ3X6

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    This Halloween, we are trick or treating like a Rebel with UNICEF USA. https://lnkd.in/dRJBRw2y Over the decades, UNICEF’s little orange box has raised nearly $200 million for kids worldwide—bringing safe water, nutrition, education, and emergency relief where it’s needed most. Carry on the tradition and use it to collect donations this Halloween. It’s a fun, easy way for kids to see how even small acts can make a big difference. Dress up as your favorite Rebel Girl and be a changemaker with Rebel Girls and UNICEF USA

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