United States Fund for Unicef

Grants to Unicef and other non-governmental organizations: the national board of directors of the United States Fund for Unicef (Unicef USA) has authorized grants to the United nations children's Fund (Unicef) and other non-governmental organizations (ngos) from contributions and in-kind gifts received by Unicef USA. These grants were approved by the national board of directors and used by Unicef and other ngos for programs in more than 190 countries and territories. Unicef USA's grants support work to deliver the essentials that give every child an equitable chance in life: health care and immunizations, safe water andsanitation, nutrition, education, emergency relief and more.

Advocacy: Unicef USA engages in education and advocacy related to child rights, both domestic and international, international development, and humanitarian assistance with the objective of ensuring every child is healthy, educated, protected, and respected. Unicef USA also works with partners, volunteers, influencers, coalitions, and other stakeholders to rally the american public to support Unicef's global work and public policy priorities. Finally, Unicef USA works with u.s. policymakers to advance federal and state policies that positively impact children and to secure funding from the u.s. government in support of international development and humanitarian aid.

Public information: uusa has rallied the american public to support the world's most vulnerable children, reaching hundreds of thousands of supporters through issue-oriented videos, television and public radio service announcements, a variety of press and publications, the internet via our website (www.unicefusa.org) and other mobile and social platforms. The uusa communications team works relentlessly to educate the public about the challenges facing the world's children. This year, children and adults added meaning to their halloween-ing by supporting our trademark fundraiser, trick-or-treat for Unicef. Tens of thousands of companies and individuals were informed about the work of Unicef and uusa through in-person and virtual galas, our "no time to wait" series and program visits. See schedule o.public information: uusa has rallied the american public to support the world's most vulnerable children, reaching hundreds of thousands of supporters through issue-oriented videos, television and public radio service announcements, a variety of press and publications, the internet via our website (www.unicefusa.org) and other mobile and social platforms. The uusa communications team works relentlessly to educate the public about the challenges facing the world's children. This year, children and adults added meaning to their halloween-ing by supporting our trademark fundraiser, trick-or-treat for Unicef. Tens of thousands of companies and individuals were informed about the work of Unicef and uusa through in-person and virtual galas, our "no time to wait" series and program visits. Through the Unicef kid power program, kids were empowered to become global citizens and support other kids.together, uusa and its supporters were able to harness a collective, global voice to improve the lives of children.