Become a Champion!

Everyone wants to be a champion, and more importantly the children of the world need champions!

So why not become a UNICEF Champion? Join with us, the organisation that's saved the lives of more children than any other aid agency world-wide, and together we can save even more lives! 

Fundraising for UNICEF is really easy, and it's a great way for your friends and family to get involved.

How to become a UNICEF Champion

• Visit UNICEFChampions.org.nz
• Create a free fundraising page by clicking on 'Be a Champion'.
• Choose a UNICEF project you'd like to fundraise for, e.g. schools in the Solomon's or nets to prevent malaria in Africa.
• Personalise your page by uploading photos
• You're now ready to start fundraising and watch the donations roll in! Why not email your family and friends or share your page via Facebook or Twitter?

Your page comes complete with secure credit card donation processing facilities, and all the money you raise will go towards the project you selected. Whether it's schools in the Solomon Islands or towards nets to prevent malaria in Africa, every dollar you raise will work hard for children. Did you know for every $1 you raise, UNICEF can leverage $10 in the field? Learn more.

Become a UNICEF Champion today!

Every dollar counts

No matter how big or small, the sum you raise it will make a real difference to the lives of children. As UNICEF receives no funding from the UN, we rely solely on voluntary donations to fund our vital work for children.

• Raise $95 and you can provide vaccines for 200 children in India to stop them contracting measles, a deadly disease.
• Raise $530 and you could supply half a tonne of UNIMIX porridge to malnourished children in Somalia.
• Raise $1000 and you could provide a 24 square meter tent to be used as an emergency shelter or temporary classroom if a natural disaster occurs.  
• Raise $2,000 and you could provide 182 treated nets to protect 727 kids in the Republic of Congo against deadly malaria-carrying mosquitoes.
• Raise $3,500 and you could provide a midwifery kit which contains the essential medical equipment to support the safe delivery of 50 babies.

Need some Fundraising ideas?

  Check out what others have done to fundraise for UNICEF:

• Otago University's Lab for Evolution and Development went silent for TWO days to raise funds for our UNDER COVER malaria campaign. Read more.
• Lisa burned 30,000 calories in the gym to raise funds for malnourished children. Read more

Running a marathon, participating in a triathlon, want to do something crazy? Why not do raise funds for children in need while you're at it?

Become a UNICEF Champion today!