Tap Project's YouTube Channel
UNICEF's Tap Project is proud to announce the launch of our first Tap Project YouTube channel. In just under two weeks, the UNICEF Tap Project channel has already soared to the #6 Most Subscribed channel in the Nonprofit YouTube network. Viewers can now watch all of the videos that contributed to the success of the 2009 Tap Project. From commercials to recaps, Campaign Volunteer testimonials to field visit documentation, the UNICEF Tap Project YouTube channel is the single place to view video files submitted to the Tap Project from all over the country.
Like what you see? You can now submit your own videos to tapproject@unicefusa.org for the chance to be featured on our Tap Project channel. Simply record a video (5 minutes or less) about what the Tap Project means to you and email your submission to the Tap Project. Use the power of video to help spread the word about the Tap Project and help UNICEF put an end to the preventable deaths of children due to a lack of clean water.
UNICEF's Tap Project is proud to announce the launch of our first Tap Project YouTube channel. In just under two weeks, the UNICEF Tap Project channel has already soared to the #6 Most Subscribed channel in the Nonprofit YouTube network. Viewers can now watch all of the videos that contributed to the success of the 2009 Tap Project. From commercials to recaps, Campaign Volunteer testimonials to field visit documentation, the UNICEF Tap Project YouTube channel is the single place to view video files submitted to the Tap Project from all over the country.
Like what you see? You can now submit your own videos to tapproject@unicefusa.org for the chance to be featured on our Tap Project channel. Simply record a video (5 minutes or less) about what the Tap Project means to you and email your submission to the Tap Project. Use the power of video to help spread the word about the Tap Project and help UNICEF put an end to the preventable deaths of children due to a lack of clean water.
UNICEF's Tap Project is proud to announce the launch of our first Tap Project YouTube channel. In just under two weeks, the UNICEF Tap Project channel has already soared to the #6 Most Subscribed channel in the Nonprofit YouTube network. Viewers can now watch all of the videos that contributed to the success of the 2009 Tap Project. From commercials to recaps, Campaign Volunteer testimonials to field visit documentation, the UNICEF Tap Project YouTube channel is the single place to view video files submitted to the Tap Project from all over the country.
Like what you see? You can now submit your own videos to tapproject@unicefusa.org for the chance to be featured on our Tap Project channel. Simply record a video (5 minutes or less) about what the Tap Project means to you and email your submission to the Tap Project. Use the power of video to help spread the word about the Tap Project and help UNICEF put an end to the preventable deaths of children due to a lack of clean water.
