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Every hour, more than 1,100 children under the age of five die. That's
26,400 children every day. Most of these deaths can be easily prevented. UNICEF saves many children’s lives through vaccination campaigns and by providing food and clean water. You can help to fund their life-saving work via a one off or regular donation.

• A regular donation from just £2 a month could help save the lives of three children every week.
• A one off donation of £15 could buy enough oral rehydration salts to save the lives of 100 children. A child suffering from severe dehydration requires five ORS sachets costing just 3p each.

How Your Donation is Spent by Unicef

UNICEF works to safeguard children in emergencies and ensure healthcare, basic eduation, equality and protection for all children. The agency is unique within the UN family in that it does not receive any funding direct from the United Nations. UNICEF UK raises money for UNICEF’s work worldwide, and also advocates for lasting change for children.

Unicef are transparent about where the money you donate is spent. Take a look at the exact breakdown of how your donation is spent on the pie chart on the right hand side.

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 Unicef's work with children.

About Unicef UK

UNICEF UK is one of 36 UNICEF National Committees based in industrialised countries. UNICEF National Committees raise funds for UNICEF’s worldwide emergency and development work. In 2007 UNICEF UK raised £41.3 million for UNICEF’s work with children worldwide. They therefore rely soley on your support via donations. You can help via a one off or regular donation - please give as much as you can to this worthwhile cause.

UNICEF stands for the United Nations Children's Fund, and is a global champion for children's rights and has a proven track record in making a lasting difference by working with communities and influencing governments. High profile stars such as David Beckham, Ewan McGregor, Elle McPherson and Robbie William have all been involved with the worthy cause and the world famous Barcelona Football Club have the logo on their shirts.