www.unicef.org.uk

Get involved with — £100.00
There are lots of ways to support UNICEF’s work and ensure that all children achieve their right to clean water, education, health care and to having their views and opinions listened to.

First Steps to Rights — £13.50
Activities focus on families, homes, food, water, play, co-operation, diversity and safety. They are designed for whole class or group work, and are differentiated for pre-school/nursery and reception (3-5 years); Year 1 (5-6 years); Year 2 (6-7 years).

Just Bike - UNICEF cycling challenge — £500.00
No registration fee!. The fundraising support of a dedicated member of UNICEF UK’s staff. A fundraising pack including a UNICEF t-shirt. Sponsorship forms and fundraising materials such as stickers, balloons and collecting tins. The opportunity to make a real difference to the lives of children worldwide. An invitation for you and your friends/family to join us at our marquee at the finish line where we can celebrate your achievement.

Atul Kochhar dinner in aid of — £95.00
“We at Wickham Vineyard are a major supporter of children's charities locally and a committed supporter of UNICEF. I have asked my winemakers and Atul to put together a splendid evening of food and drink. I sincerely hope you will join us to support such an important cause.” Dr Nitin Parekh

Donate online to UNICEF - Drinking from a well built with UNICEF’s support. UNICEF/ HQ97-1189/Giacomo Pirozzi — £50.00
You can see an exact breakdown of how your donation is spent on the pie chart above. For every £10 you donate UNICEF UK spends just 20 pence on administration. A further £2.10 is invested raising another £10. The remaining £7.70 goes directly to our work with children.

Donate online to UNICEF - Protecting children’s rights. UNICEF/HQ01-0303/Shehzad Noorani — £110.00
You can see an exact breakdown of how your donation is spent on the pie chart above. For every £10 you donate UNICEF UK spends just 20 pence on administration. A further £2.10 is invested raising another £10. The remaining £7.70 goes directly to our work with children.

3 each month — £3.00
Sprinkles has been proven to reduce the occurrence of malnutrition-related illnesses in children by up to 40%.

5 each month — £5.00
Sprinkles has been proven to reduce the occurrence of malnutrition-related illnesses in children by up to 40%.

10 each month — £10.00
Sprinkles has been proven to reduce the occurrence of malnutrition-related illnesses in children by up to 40%.

Resource results — £13.50
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Individual fundraising: more links — £1,250.00
This section is full of ideas for how you, the individual fundraiser, can help to support UNICEF’s work for children around the world. Whatever method you choose, UNICEF can supply you with advice and resources to make your fundraiser a success.

The UNICEF credit card — £15.00
The UNICEF Credit Card is issued by MBNA Europe Bank Limited, Registered Office: Stansfield House, Chester Business Park, Chester CH4 9QQ. Registered in England number 2783251. Credit is available, subject to status, only to UK residents aged 18 or over. You cannot transfer balances from another MBNA account. We will monitor or record some phone calls. MBNA's consumer credit activities are licensed by the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) and our general insurance activities are authorised and regulated...

James from Bucks — £10.00
How about walking instead of taking a taxi Even a few hundred meters will save you a few pounds in a London cab - this could be donated

The Oral Rehydration Therapy Appeal — £15.00
A solution of salt and water is all that is needed to enable the body to replace the fluids which have been lost.

Maltati's story — £2.00
PMTCT is a ‘programme-in-progress’. Currently, there are about 300 facilities across India providing the service. The goal is to expand that to 780 by December 2005. UNICEF, in partnership with individual state National AIDS Control Societies, funds the training of medical teams on all aspects of HIV and AIDS, and provides the NVP given to mother and baby. PMTCT centres offer voluntary testing and counselling (VCT) for HIV/AIDS, often the only places where such services are available and accessible...

Donate online to UNICEF - A child receives polio drops. UNICEF/ HQ05-2145/Giacomo Pirozzi — £18.00
You can see an exact breakdown of how your donation is spent on the pie chart above. For every £10 you donate UNICEF UK spends just 20 pence on administration. A further £2.10 is invested raising another £10. The remaining £7.70 goes directly to our work with children.

Donate online to UNICEF - Caring for children in Ethiopia. UNICEF/33/Esaro/Pirozzi/Ethiopia — £42.00
You can see an exact breakdown of how your donation is spent on the pie chart above. For every £10 you donate UNICEF UK spends just 20 pence on administration. A further £2.10 is invested raising another £10. The remaining £7.70 goes directly to our work with children.

Unite for children — £6.00
Judi (pictured here) lives on the streets of Manila in the Philippines. She attends a UNICEF-supported street education programme run by Childhope Asia. Sadly, we just don't know what help the other street children pictured in this campaign might be getting. There are many thousands of street children in the Philippines and millions more worldwide, and they all need our help. We urgently need your support to reach more children like Judi.

Day for Change 2008 — £400.00
The School Council (from Years 1, 2, 3 and 4) led the Family Assembly on Friday, 25 January, in which they explained to all the children and their parents what Day for Change would be about and showed them photos and information from the UNICEF pack. Then on Friday, 1 February, everyone - pupils and teachers alike - dressed in the colours of the Gambian flag. There was also a display on the hall wall.

David Beckham Rangers Charity Foundation — £100,000.00
Global influence. UNICEF is present in over 190 countries worldwide and can match the reach of leading global brands. UNICEF works with governments and in partnership with local communities. International brands. UNICEF has worked with partners to develop globally recognised brands. For example, the Change for Good programme with British Airways, the Check Out for Children Programme with Starwood Hotels and Resorts, and United for UNICEF with Manchester United. Profile and recognition. Build your...

Lions supporting — £175.00
In the wake of emergencies – whether violent conflicts or devastating earthquakes – children desperately need a lifeline. They need help recovering from trauma and crave a sense of security. This is precisely what an Edukit or School-in-a-Box can do. Like all good ideas, it is a very simple one.

Format: Priced publication — £13.50

6 each month — £6.00
A girl holds up a slate on which she has written the Urdu alphabet, at Model Primary School for Girls in Balochistan Province, Pakistan. UNICEF provides the school with educational supplies and hygiene kits.

12 each month — £12.00
A girl holds up a slate on which she has written the Urdu alphabet, at Model Primary School for Girls in Balochistan Province, Pakistan. UNICEF provides the school with educational supplies and hygiene kits.

16 each month — £16.00
A girl holds up a slate on which she has written the Urdu alphabet, at Model Primary School for Girls in Balochistan Province, Pakistan. UNICEF provides the school with educational supplies and hygiene kits.

20 each month — £20.00
Sprinkles has been proven to reduce the occurrence of malnutrition-related illnesses in children by up to 40%.

What is Jar of Grace All About — £65.00
£12 buys 2 large reinforced plastic protective sheets to be used as shelter. £20 provides blankets to protect 10 babies form the cold. £65 supplies water kits for 10 families. £115 gives a school in a box kit to provide emergency education for at least 80 children. £265 buys 1 tonne of protein-rich nutritious porridge for vulnerable children.

A few ways to raise money for World AIDS Day — £200.00
HIV and AIDS continue to threaten the lives of children around the world. In 2007, around 270,000 children under the age of 15 died of AIDS-related causes, the overwhelming majority in sub-Saharan Africa. Many of these children were never diagnosed with HIV and did not receive appropriate treatment.

Donate from your salary — £10.00
Give as you earn (GAYE) (payroll giving) is a tax efficient way of giving to UNICEF. Donations are deducted from your gross pay entirely tax free. Therefore, each time you are paid, a donation is deducted by your payroll department before tax is calculated. For example by making a donation of £10 each month, your gift to UNICEF will only cost you £7.80 (assuming basic rate of tax is paid). UNICEF will still receive £10 because the Inland Revenue has to make up the difference.