UNICEF USA

We’re proud to announce the renewal of our partnership with Kimberly-Clark, who has committed $12.8 million over three years to support menstrual and maternal health programs in Brazil, India, Indonesia, Peru and Vietnam. Together, we’re working to ensure that every woman and every girl — from a baby’s first step to adolescence to motherhood — has access to the knowledge, care and dignity she deserves. Since 2001, UNICEF’s partnership with Kimberly-Clark has reached nearly 14 million people across 26 countries, improving access to menstrual health, maternal care, newborn services and early childhood development. This renewal aims to build on that impact, supporting 5.8 million women, girls and infants directly, and reaching 9.5 million more through health education and community programs. It’s also part of Kimberly-Clark’s recent announcement that it will be deepening its commitment to uplifting women and girls around the world. To the teams at Kimberly-Clark, thank you for your commitment to girls, women and their communities — and for your continued partnership. Learn more: https://prn.to/42AF09j

UNICEF is committed to staying and delivering #ForEveryChild — just as it has for nearly 80 years. Last year, UNICEF reached children in more than 190 countries and territories, protecting health, expanding education, providing emergency relief and upholding children’s rights. This work is global, but the impact is local. By preventing disease, reducing poverty and building more stable communities, UNICEF helps create a safer, healthier world for everyone — including here in the U.S. That’s the power of investing in children. Swipe to explore some of the top results UNICEF achieved in 2024 with your support.

In his recent address to the U.N. General Assembly, President Trump argued that the United Nations must be more effective. Accountability matters — but it would be a mistake to overlook what’s already working. The United Nations plays a vital role in advancing global security and well-being, and UNICEF is one of its most effective agencies. UNICEF delivers results that directly benefit children and strengthen American security — from fighting malnutrition and disease to helping keep children in classrooms. In 2024 alone, UNICEF helped 441 million children under 5 access lifesaving services. Fact: UNICEF is efficient, effective and critical to supporting American interests. Read more from UNICEF USA’s Patrick W. Quirk, Ph.D., via Newsweek.

At the UNICEF Global Supply Hub in Copenhagen — the world's largest humanitarian warehouse — every shipment is part of a massive effort to save lives. Go behind the scenes with UNICEF Supply's Kris Paul Mikkelsen to learn what it takes to deliver hope around the world.

Every child deserves to grow up healthy, educated, protected and respected — no matter where they come from. That belief is at the heart of everything we do. At UNICEF USA, we work alongside American corporations, faith-based and civil society organizations, philanthropic foundations, government agencies and individuals to support UNICEF in delivering the nutrition, health care, education and emergency aid that children need to survive and thrive. Learn more about our work and how you can get involved: https://lnkd.in/eCBkCRXZ

Today marks two years since the devastating attack on Israel. The suffering for those caught in this catastrophe, including those whose loved ones remain held hostage, continues. We continue to call for the release of hostages and an end to the violence.

UNICEF teams are on the ground in Gaza — protecting children, providing safe water, linking families with essential services and scaling up supplies and support to meet urgent needs. Here's what you need to know, from UNICEF's Tess Ingram.

The story of Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF began in 1950, when schoolteacher Mary Emma Allison asked her husband, minister Clyde Allison, how they could make a positive impact through Halloween. That year, children in their Philadelphia neighborhood collected old but repairable shoes — and later, coins — to help kids in need. Their efforts that year raised $17 for UNICEF to provide powdered milk to children, and the original Kids Helping Kids movement was born. From that small act of kindness grew a powerful tradition that has raised nearly $200 million for children worldwide — providing vaccines, nutrition, safe water, education, mental health support and more. This October, join us in celebrating 75 years of #ToT4UNICEF — and help carry on the tradition of kids helping kids. Learn more about the iconic campaign and how you can add some meaning to your Halloweening: https://lnkd.in/eM9QWvH2

Teachers make a difference. This #WorldTeachersDay and every day, we're celebrating the educators around the world who dedicate their days to helping children learn, grow and reach their full potential. For decades, Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF has helped support classrooms with the tools and resources students need to succeed — and this October, we can carry on the tradition. Join us in celebrating teachers everywhere and in marking 75 years of impact through #ToT4UNICEF: https://lnkd.in/eM9QWvH2

We sat down with UNICEF supporter and Halloween icon Heidi Klum to discuss the power of the Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF campaign on its 75th anniversary, and what #ToT4UNICEF means to her. Find highlights from the conversation here 👉 https://lnkd.in/e4xbc7HB