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[Holiday Giving] Gifts for kids

UNICEF is all about children. So our partners have come up with some gifts for the kids on your holiday gift list. If you purchase any of our Gifts that Give, part--or all--of that purchase price will benefit UNICEF.

Here are just a few of our Gifts that Give:

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IKEA Soft Toys. For every soft toy you buy at IKEA during the holiday season, IKEA will donate $1 to be split between the U.S. Fund for UNICEF and Save the Children. Toys range in price from 99 cents to $19.99.

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ATP “Feder-bear” Beanie Baby. Roger Federer, UNICEF's Goodwill Ambassador and the world’s Number 1 Tennis Player, is now also a Beanie Baby! For every one of these specially designed plush bears purchased for $8, ATP will donate $5 to its ACE partnership program with UNICEF, helping children around the world.

You can even donate Pampers Rewards Points. If you’re a member of the Pampers Gifts to Grow Rewards program, you can donate your points to UNICEF. For every point you give, Pampers will donate 5 cents to the U.S. Fund for UNICEF to help provide life-saving tetanus vaccines to pregnant women.

And don't forget UNICEF's online shop, where you can buy children's games, puzzles, toys, books, and videos. So give a gift that helps save a child's life.

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