CHRISTMAS APPEAL

Give the most precious gift of this holiday season - the gift of hope for vulnerable children that are in Romania!

As we approach the magic period of Christmas, tens of thousands of children from Romania won’t be able to feel the warmth and joy that Christmas offers to children who don’t need to fight with the hardships of life.

This year, too many children will celebrate Christmas in a foreign country, without being merry and with their complete family around the Christmas tree, or at the family Christmas dinner.

Some children have fled their country, fearing for their lives, as these children are the innocent victims of a war that seems to never end. Some children are the victims of abuse and violence.

One thing is for sure: all vulnerable children need to be helped, and you can help them have a better life, with a monthly gift!

 

For individual donations (between 09:00-17:00, Monday to Friday), telephone +40 21.201.78.64, or email prietenunicef@unicef.org.

0359716716, 0359716718, 0359716717, and 0312296653 are telephone numbers used by UNICEF for communicating with donors. The numbers are used exclusively to initiate calls to donors and cannot be dialed back. To contact UNICEF, please use the e-mail address prietenunicef@unicef.org.

Funds collected can be used, without prior warning, to support UNICEF projects, both locally and internationally, dedicated to vulnerable, marginalized children, or in emergency situations.

Based on the Cooperation Framework Agreement, dated 06/21/1992, published in the Official Romanian Monitor, part I, no. 136 of 19/06/1992, between the Government of Romania and the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), and the Country Programme Action Plan 2023-2027, Part IX, art. 78, the Romanian Government will support UNICEF’s efforts to raise funds required to meet the financial needs of the Programme of Cooperation and will cooperate with UNICEF by permitting contributions from individuals, corporations and foundations in Romania to support this programme which will be tax-exempt as per the relevant European and Romanian law.