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How It Feels to Help — and Keep Helping — Puerto Rico Build Back

Since Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico, UNICEF USA has been pitching in there. A UNICEF USA staffer's personal account of the ongoing work.

In Peru, UNICEF supports programs that empower young people and help them become change agents in their own communities.

Giving Back in Peru

On a UNICEF field visit to Peru, young Americans take inspiration from the country's rising generation of change makers.

UNICEF USA President and CEO Caryl M. Stern visited Houston in September in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.

Three Months After Hurricane Harvey, the Trauma Is Still Fresh

In disasters, the poorest and most vulnerable suffer the most. UNICEF is dedicated to helping the hardest hit get back on their feet.

UPS employees and UNICEF USA joined forces to assemble educational supplies to get children back to learning after Hurricane Harvey hit Texas.

Q & A: "All People Want to Help Others, if Given the Opportunity"

UPS Foundation President Eduardo Martinez explains why humanitarian relief work with UNICEF is a natural fit for UPS.

UNICEF USA and UPS teamed up to deliver much needed supplies to the people of Puerto Rico in the weeks and months after Hurricane Maria hit in 2017.

With UPS's Help, UNICEF USA Delivers!

When there's no time to spare, UNICEF and UPS team up to get emergency supplies where they're needed most, in record time.

Patricia, 14, covers her face at a school in San Salvador, El Salvador.

End Stigma, End Trafficking

Stigma may serve as both a result of, as well as a catalyst for, child trafficking.

A father holds his infant son in San Salvador, El Salvador.

A House for Children

Moving past the jargon to explore what child protection is and why it is critical for uplifting the rights of children everywhere.

Giving Joy By Design

Why ALEX AND ANI teamed up with UNICEF to give 6,000 toddlers a better start in Cambodia, Papua New Guinea and Vietnam.

When "Going for Great" Means Giving Hope

She was a kid on a plane bound for Bolivia to visit her grandparents the first time Lorena Camacho saw a flight attendant come around to collect donations for UNICEF. "It really intrigued me," Lorena recalls. "I wanted to learn more."