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Tomorrow, we'll announce a special, dollar-for-dollar match for World Children’s Day to the public. But you get early access to this special offer!
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As we head into World Children’s Day, I’m thinking about kids like Fatima and Emilia. They are among the millions of children who have suffered devastating loss, their childhoods brutally disrupted.
At just 10 years old, Fatima has already seen her country go through multiple cycles of violence. After seven months of full-scale armed combat, Sudan is now home to the largest number of internally displaced people in the world — more than 5 million people, half of them children. More than anything, she wants peace and normalcy:
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Six-year-old Emilia is staying in a UNRWA (United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East) school being used as a shelter in the Gaza Strip. She evacuated with her family from their home in Beit Hanoun on the northeast edge of Gaza, telling UNICEF:
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Children like Fatima and Emilia are bearing the brunt of a world in crisis — but you can help UNICEF deliver urgent relief and develop solutions that will protect children today and every new day to come.
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>">With your gift ahead of World Children’s Day, you’ll be among the first to help rush vital supplies like nutrition treatment, sanitation, safe water and essential care to vulnerable children around the world. Will you help deliver 2X the help today? This early access offer ends at midnight, so act fast >>
Thank you for always being there for children,
Shannon Coffey
UNICEF USA
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