All Gifts

  • Girl holds school essentials: pencil and textbook.

    School Essentials Bundle (23 sets)

    Provide basic school essentials like pencils and exercise books, and give children the chance to learn. In conflict zones, 27 million children worldwide can only dream of going to primary school. Your gift can help them get there.
    $45
  • A baby, held by their mother, receives a tetanus shot from a health care provider.

    Mother and Baby Tetanus Pack

    The fact that tetanus kills 1 baby every 21 minutes makes this gift a necessity. A case of tetanus vaccines will protect expectant mothers, who then pass on their immunity to their babies.
    $47
  • Mother holds child under a bed net.

    Bed Nets (18 nets)

    Every 2 minutes, a child under 5 dies of malaria. Distributing bed nets helps protect and save lives. Insecticide-treated bed nets are a simple and effective way to stop hundreds of daily malaria-related deaths.
    $57
  • Two smiling boys wearing UNICEF backpacks.

    Backpacks (16 packs)

    An order of bright blue UNICEF backpacks supports learning and success. Children delight in carrying books and supplies in their own backpack—often one of few personal possessions.
    $62
  • A health specialist at UNICEF Ethiopia Tigray office feeds Bertukan a nutritious porridge.

    Emergency Food Ration

    A carton of 24 units of high-protein emergency food rations helps children overcome moderate malnutrition and helps restore their strength and well-being.
    $87
  • UNICEF staff and health worker unload medical supplies delivered by UNICEF at a hospital in Zulia province.

    Emergency Life Saver Pack (285)

    This gift helps save lives by providing the supplies to intervene when a child and their family are in crisis — from supplies for first responders, to an emergency shelter and food ration.
    $176
  • Child gets measured and weighed by charity staff at a UNICEF-assisted malnutrition treatment clinic in Maiduguri.

    Urgent Aid $200

    For children threatened by poverty and emergencies, humanitarian aid can’t arrive fast enough. A contribution to address the most urgent needs brings life-enhancing nutrition, education and emergency relief to children whose lives hang in the balance.
    $200
  • Students and their teachers stand in front of a UNICEF-provided school tent.

    School in a Box

    When a crisis strips a community of its education resources, a School in a Box, with supplies to teach 40 children, equips teachers to turn a tent or the shade of a tree into a classroom.
    $281
  • A 9-year-old girl, along with her younger siblings, poses for a photograph at Al Fath Primary School in Oujda, Morocco.

    Girls' Empowerment Package (102 girls)

    Girls have an equal right to education – and to have fun! This bundle will send 102 girls to school, and it will provide them with reusable, washable sanitary pads so they don’t miss out on school and other opportunities.
    $4,970
  • Amazonian community members receive hygiene kits, cleaning products and food baskets donated by UNICEF.

    Emergency Life Saver Pack (13,730)

    Child protection in emergencies is a critical pillar of UNICEF's work. You can help even more children with emergency essentials such as food, safe water and shelter during disasters.
    $10,000
  • A young girl smiles amongst students at Al-Nasr secondary school in Sana'a Governorate, Yemen.

    Urgent Aid for Yemen $100

    Yemen remains one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises. Seventy per cent of the population, including 11.3 million children, are in dire need of humanitarian assistance. This life-saving gift will provide critical aid including nutrition, education and emergency relief to 274 children in Yemen.  

    $100
  • A refugee child from Ukraine stands with her dog at a Temporary Refugee Center.

    Urgent Aid for Ukraine $75

    7.5 million children continue to face immediate danger due to the war in Ukraine. This gift sends urgent humanitarian aid including life-saving nutrition, education and emergency relief to 205 children and families directly affected by the war. 

    $75

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