Fieldnotes: Blogging on UNICEF's child survival work in the field

Thanks for the notice. I'm planning to watch.
This interests me a great deal. Clay is doing a great job for UNICEF.

That's great Alisa. Thanks for the heads up!!

Can't wait! Clay's appearances on Kimmel are aways priceless.

I certainly will tune in. I am so happy to see that UNICEF and Clay are really promoting his recent trip to Afghanistan and the need for this country. thank you.

What a delightful appearance! I work in film and television, and I think it's a very good idea to reach out to a variety of audiences with news of UNICEF's work. Clay was able to get in several solid mentions to another demographic, that of the late night talk show viewer. And I enjoyed his comic take on his experiences: after all, where there is hope, there is laughter.

Just as you are doing with the donations link for the "Days of Our Lives" wedding, reaching out to various audiences is a good way to bring in people who might not otherwise hear of UNICEF's mission. In that case, and with "Jimmy Kimmel Live," a casual mention could well lead to more people checking out what UNICEF stands for and deciding to give their support.

By the way, is there a final figure for the $100,000 in 10 days appeal? I saw that it was over $181,000, but it was mentioned that a final figure would be posted when the checks were accounted for. Thanks!