We are helping struggling learners in Eastern Visayas become more motivated to improve their reading, writing and counting skills by providing learning tablets.
Become a Corporate Champion for Children
Become a Corporate Champion for Children
Help create a better future for every child
UNICEF works in over 190 countries and territories to help children survive, learn, and thrive. Your partnership can help more children access healthcare, education, protection, and emergency support when they need it most.
Why partner with UNICEF?
As a UNICEF Corporate Champion for Children, your business can:
- Support children through health, nutrition, education, protection, and emergency programs
- Raise awareness of issues affecting children worldwide
- Share expertise, innovation, and resources
- Champion child-friendly business practices
How does it work?
Partner with UNICEF through a monthly donation, annual contribution, or multi-year grant agreement.
Your investment helps UNICEF deliver life-saving support today and sustainable solutions that improve children's lives for years to come.
Are corporate donations tax-deductible?
Companies may be eligible for tax benefits when making charitable donations to UNICEF, subject to local regulations. Contact us to learn more.
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.
Make an impact today
Join a global community of businesses helping children build brighter futures.
Become a UNICEF Corporate Champion for Children and help create lasting change for every child.
Digital learning tablets aid children's learning recovery in Samar
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At just two months old, Norhani was diagnosed with Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM). For two years, Camalia Ditucalan, a dedicated Barangay Health Worker from Piagapo, closely monitored his progress.
With the help of the Alternative Learning System (ALS), supported by UNICEF Philippines in partnership with BDO Foundation, Jubilyn is able to continue learning while managing daily responsibilities at home and work.
At just 13, Samira faced the unimaginable—sexual abuse that forced her into motherhood at 14. Her story reflects the harsh realities too many children endure, but also the hope that comes when communities are equipped to protect them.