Gifts That Give Back During Tough Times
Gifts That Give Back During Tough Times
UNICEF Ambassador, Dayle Haddon, Talks About the Small Ways We Can All Help Those in Need During the Holiday Season
Even in tough economic times, Americans are still finding ways to give – and charities say that every little bit, no matter how small, still makes a difference. UNICEF Ambassador, Dayle Haddon, talks about the small ways we can all give back to those in need.
In lieu of traditional holiday giving this year, UNICEF allows supporters to purchase Inspired Gifts that are real, lifesaving products that can be shipped to one of over 150 countries where UNICEF works. Gifts include oral rehydration salts, protein biscuits, mosquito nets, therapeutic milk and therapeutic nut spread. These vital essentials can make an immediate and dramatic difference to children worldwide.
In addition, several of U.S. Fund for UNICEF’s corporate partners have created special product offerings or other creative options to help UNICEF in its mission to reduce the number of preventable childhood deaths from 24,000 per day to zero. For each purchase of these items—which range from bracelets to books, and plush toys and solar lamps to luxury gifts and accessories—these partners will make a donation to support UNICEF’s lifesaving programs.
Supporters can also help bring hope, health and happiness to children around the world with the purchase of UNICEF holiday gifts and greeting cards. For 60 years, UNICEF’s holiday gifts and greeting cards have raised money to continue their lifesaving work and give every child their chance at a brighter future. While UNICEF has saved more children’s lives than any other organization, it takes all of us working together this holiday season.
Talent/Guest: Dayle Haddon, UNICEF Ambassador
Dayle Haddon is a leader in the global effort to champion women’s public and private transformations. As a business leader, best-selling author, network TV contributor and global representative for companies and causes, Dayle’s fight for innovative strategies to help women be who they really are is well-documented in the media. Building on her earliest visibility as a renowned fashion model and actress with more than 100 magazine covers to her credit, Dayle parlayed both her media presence and her powers of persuasion to lead a quiet revolution in the beauty and fashion industries.
Dayle has delivered that message in two best-selling books, Ageless Beauty and The Five Principles of Ageless Living (published in eight countries); in online columns on Redbook and iVillage.com; in broadcast on the CBS-TV network’s morning news show, The Early Show; in lectures both solo and on tour with Oprah Winfrey; as honorary chair of the Women of Worth campaign in the U.S. and Canada; and in her newest role as an UNICEF Ambassador in which she uses her voice, recognition and commitment to children’s issues to fundraise, educate and advocate on behalf of UNICEF and support the organization’s mission to help reduce the number of daily preventable deaths of children, from 24,000 to zero.
Contact:
Lana Kim, 212.812.7132,
lkim@medialink.com
Marissa Tuchband,
212.812.7071,
mtuchband@medialink.com
Nora Chau,
212.812.7028,
nchau@medialink.com
Even in tough economic times, Americans are still finding ways to give – and charities say that every little bit, no matter how small, still makes a difference.
In lieu of traditional holiday giving this year, UNICEF allows supporters to purchase Inspired Gifts that are real, lifesaving products that can be shipped to one of over 150 countries where UNICEF works. Gifts include oral rehydration salts, protein biscuits, mosquito nets, therapeutic milk and therapeutic nut spread. These vital essentials can make an immediate and dramatic difference to children worldwide.
In addition, several of U.S. Fund for UNICEF’s corporate partners have created special product offerings or other creative options to help UNICEF in its mission to reduce the number of preventable childhood deaths from 24,000 per day to zero. For each purchase of these items—which range from bracelets to books, and plush toys and solar lamps to luxury gifts and accessories—these partners will make a donation to support UNICEF’s lifesaving programs.
Supporters can also help bring hope, health and happiness to children around the world with the purchase of UNICEF holiday gifts and greeting cards. For 60 years, UNICEF’s holiday gifts and greeting cards have raised money to continue their lifesaving work and give every child their chance at a brighter future. While UNICEF has saved more children’s lives than any other organization, it takes all of us working together this holiday season.
Special Guest: Dayle Haddon, UNICEF Ambassador
Dayle Haddon is a leader in the global effort to champion women’s public and private transformations. As a business leader, best-selling author, network TV contributor and global representative for companies and causes, Dayle’s fight for innovative strategies to help women be who they really are is well-documented in the media. Building on her earliest visibility as a renowned fashion model and actress with more than 100 magazine covers to her credit, Dayle parlayed both her media presence and her powers of persuasion to lead a quiet revolution in the beauty and fashion industries.
Dayle has delivered that message in two best-selling books, Ageless Beauty and The Five Principles of Ageless Living (published in eight countries); in online columns on Redbook and iVillage.com; in broadcast on the CBS-TV network’s morning news show, The Early Show; in lectures both solo and on tour with Oprah Winfrey; as honorary chair of the Women of Worth campaign in the U.S. and Canada; and in her newest role as an UNICEF Ambassador in which she uses her voice, recognition and commitment to children’s issues to fundraise, educate and advocate on behalf of UNICEF and support the organization’s mission to help reduce the number of daily preventable deaths of children, from 24,000 to zero.
Contact:
Lana Kim,
212.812.7132
lkim@medialink.com
Marissa Tuchband,
212.812.7071
mtuchband@medialink.com
Nora Chau,
212.812.7028
nchau@medialink.com
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