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Chicago UNICEF

Have some hope with this gala

UNICEF works to provide children with health care, clean water, nutrition, education, protection, emergency relief and more. One way people are...
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Don't take water for granted

With bottled water, filtered water, sparkling water and the many different flavored waters, Chicagoans may take it for granted that they can just...
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Sharing the luxury of the tap

Bottled and filtered water have taken over as a luxury from tap water. What most people don’t think about is that some people don’t...
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Madden's among other stars to benefit Tap Project

Among others, the Madden twins of Good Charlotte are involved in 2009’s Tap Project to benefit UNICEF- this year Chicago being one of the...
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Food running out for refugees from Mali conflict

The hunger crisis in the Sahel region of Africa continues to escalate with thousands of refugees from Mali possibly running out of food within...
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Silent threat of hunger gravest to Yemen

Of all the perils facing Yemen, from political unrest to Al Qaeda, it's the silent threat of hunger that is the most dangerous.The UN World...
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UNICEF warns drought to affect millions of children in Africa’s Sahel

Calling for an increase in aid funding, on Friday UNICEF warned that an imminent drought in Africa’s Sahel region will disastrously affect...
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Molly Sims shows off her beautiful baby bump at UNICEF party (photos)

Molly Sims was beaming on Thursday night. The soon-to-be mom was on the red carpet of the 2012 UNICEF Playlist with the A-List. The Sports...
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Darren Criss accepts sizable donation on behalf of UNICEF Philippines

Darren Criss of GLEE has accepted a sizable donation on behalf of UNICEF Philippines. The $25,000 donation from the Hollywood Foreign Press...
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UNICEF: Poor urban children lack basic services and face exploitation

Despite growing wealth in urban areas there are hundreds of millions of children, with more expected in the upcoming decades, who remain in poverty...
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