Become a UNICEF Corporate Partner today

UNICEF works day in and day out, in some of the world’s toughest places, to protect children’s rights and safeguard their futures. On the ground in over 190 countries and territories, we reach more children and young people than any other international organization. But we can’t do it alone. 

UNICEF recognizes the critical role of the private sector in achieving sustainable change for children. We work closely with multi-national corporations, national companies and small- to medium-sized businesses to identify, design and implement partnerships that leverage the strengths of the corporate sector on behalf of the world’s children, especially the most vulnerable. 

As a UNICEF Corporate Partner, you can help in: 

• Contributing funds to help the most vulnerable children in health & nutrition, education, protection, and emergency support
• Raising awareness about the many serious issues affecting children
• Sharing company resources, expertise and innovative solutions
• Mobilizing employees, customers and stakeholders
• Adopting child-friendly business practices  

How does it work? 

Your company can donate a fixed monthly or an annual one-time amount to UNICEF's work. This gives your company a unique opportunity to be part of the major societal changes that enable children to shape their own future.  

How is the donation used? 

The donation always contributes to where it is most needed in the areas of education, health and nutrition, water and sanitation, child protection, and support in emergencies. Of course, you can contribute a higher amount than this – it will help even more children. 

Can the company get a tax deduction when it supports UNICEF? 

Yes, companies can deduct taxable income for gifts to charitable organizations. Contact us to learn more.  

Our promise to your business 

• Rest assured that your contributions will be used effectively and help those who need it most at any given time.
• You will be part of a global movement of passionate people who stand on the side of children.