Make a Promise With Nora Achmaoui & Khalid Alherani

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The power of promises

"Making promises for children in need is [a way of] saving their future, and this is the most important thing."

Promises are powerful. We make them to family, friends, and ourselves, to show our love and commitment. Keeping a promise is not just about words; it is about who we are.

Nora Achmaoui and Khalid Alherani, social media influencers and loving parents, are joining UNICEF to turn their support from words into action and bring real change to children’s lives.

Make a Promise

“I believe we have a social responsibility [towards the children] as individuals.”
- Nora Achmaoui, Social Media Influencer and Entrepreneur

Make a Promise

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Promises become lifelines

Your promise can provide a monthly lifeline for children who need urgent humanitarian aid as conflict, displacement, and economic crises threaten their lives and futures. These children depend on UNICEF’s support to receive treatment for malnutrition, access safe drinking water, return to school, and dream again.

Nora and Khalid | Nora wearing UNICEF Promise Bracelet

Nora and Khalid | Khalid wearing UNICEF Promise Bracelet

Nora and Khalid wearing UNICEF Promise Bracelet

TURN YOUR PROMISE INTO ACTION

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Your Promise Keeps Hope Alive. Wear it. Share it.

As you receive your Promise Bracelet, you will join Nora and Khalid in their mission to ensure that every child receives love, protection, and hope. Wear your bracelet, inspire others, and know that it represents a child’s hope for a better tomorrow.

Film a short video of yourself wearing the bracelet and share it online by tagging @unicefgulf. Help us inspire others to join the promise and make a lasting difference for children everywhere.

Donate Monthly

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Frequently Asked Questions

Unicef Bracelet FAQs

Q: What is the UNICEF Bracelet? And why is it important?

The UNICEF bracelet is a physical symbol of our gratitude for your donation every month.

With every bracelet, you help deliver safe water, life-saving therapeutic food, healthcare, education, and hope to children in crisis in places like Gaza, Yemen, Sudan, and beyond. One small act. One powerful promise. A future rewritten.

Q: How can I receive the UNICEF Bracelet?

The bracelet is available exclusively to monthly donors based in the UAE who contribute through the official UNICEF Bracelet campaign. Donations made to other UNICEF campaigns, whether monthly or one-time, do not qualify.

By committing to a monthly donation of 260 AED or more, you will receive one bracelet. If you’d like to share that promise with friends, family, or loved ones, you can receive additional bracelets by setting up separate monthly contributions. Each contribution brings one more bracelet, and one more promise of support for a child.

Q: In what sizes is the UNICEF Bracelet available?

The size of the bracelet is adjustable and fits most wrists comfortably. The bracelet circumference ranges from 13 cm to 23 cm.

Q: What material is the bracelet made of?

It is crafted from high-quality stainless steel, designed to be durable and timeless and includes two engraved pieces with the message “For Every Child” in Arabic “طفل لكل” and UNICEF in English.

Q: Is the bracelet hypoallergenic and safe for daily wear?

Yes. It is hypoallergenic, rust-proof, safe for daily wear, and child-friendly.

Q: How long does it take to receive my bracelet?

Bracelets are delivered within five to six weeks after your second monthly donation. Delivery times may vary based on supply, shipping conditions, and your location within the UAE.

Q: How can I track my order?

After your second donation, you will receive a confirmation email with order details, estimated delivery, and a tracking link. Our trusted delivery partner will provide you with all the shipping updates.

Q: Can I change the delivery address?

Yes. Update your address by sending an email to the UNICEF Donor Care team: [email protected]. Changes must be made within the first three weeks of your first donation.

Q: What should I do if my bracelet arrives damaged or defective?

We work with trusted, high-quality suppliers. However, if your bracelet does arrive damaged, please send a photo of the item to [email protected]. We will review the case to confirm that the damage occurred during production or delivery and not from personal use. Once confirmed, we will provide you with a brand-new replacement.

Q: What is UNICEF?

UNICEF is the United Nations Children’s Fund, working to protect the rights of every child, everywhere. We work to help the most vulnerable with health care and immunizations, safe water and sanitation, nutrition, education, emergency relief and more.

Thanks to support from donors like you, we have been able to make a difference for children in need, to save, nurture, and protect the most vulnerable. We are active in over 190 countries and territories, working closely with the government, local partners and charities, and have helped save more children's lives than any other humanitarian organization.

Q: What does UNICEF do?

UNICEF works to advance and protect child rights and to provide health care, immunizations, nutrition, access to safe water and sanitation services, education, protection, and emergency relief. Today UNICEF works in more than 190 countries and territories (that's all the countries in the world except for 5!) to save and improve children's lives.

Thanks to donors like you, we are able to be on the ground providing critical services and delivering supplies to the most vulnerable children. We work alongside governments, other non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and many other partners, to help ensure the biggest impact for children in need and to reach children in the most remote places. And our work is only possible thanks to your generosity and commitment to saving children's lives.

Q: How are donations used?

All donations are sent to UNICEF offices based on priority and emergencies such as conflicts, natural disasters, and crises. In the Middle East and North Africa region, UNICEF supports children in Gaza, Sudan, Yemen, Syria, and beyond with safe water, sanitation, education, psychosocial support, nutrition, cash assistance, and protection services. Every donation helps children affected by emergencies build a better future.

Q: What happens when I choose to "give monthly" to UNICEF?

Your monthly gift will enable us to plan effectively for our upcoming work, reduce costs, and, most importantly, reach even more children in need. We couldn't continue our efforts without the support and generosity of monthly donors, and we hope you'll consider joining the UNICEF family.

Q: Can I set up a recurring donation using an international bank account?

Yes. Donations can be made in any currency via international bank accounts, PayPal, or Apple Pay.

Disclaimer:

*For clarity on the deductibility of your donations, please consult a tax advisor. UNICEF does not provide tax advice.
**As a United Nations entity enjoying privileges and immunities enshrined in the Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations, UNICEF does not have a tax registration number in any country because it is not subject to tax on its income in any jurisdiction and because it is not subject to the jurisdiction of any national authority, including any tax authority.
***Please note that the stories of children mentioned (if any) and price point descriptions are to illustrate activities and the change that your donation can make to the lives of vulnerable children. UNICEF, based on the need on the ground, will allocate resources to areas that need funds the most.

Join Nora and Khalid and make a lasting promise

Donate now and get your PROMISE bracelet

**Wa’ad وعد*(n.) Arabic for a long-term promise**

The power of promises

Promises become lifelines

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Your Promise Keeps Hope Alive. Wear it. Share it.

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