Clean water is essential, yet 900 million people worldwide lack access to it. Waterborne illness is the second highest cause of childhood death in the world, with more than 4,200 children dying everyday of water-related diseases.
You have the ability to make the change necessary in order to save children’s lives and help UNICEF reduce that number to zero. By registering for the 2009 Tap Project you can make that difference!
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| Danny and Afreen introduce the Tap Project to a restaurant manager in New York City. |
Campaign Volunteers are responsible for recruiting restaurants and promoting the Tap Project locally. Even if you registered last year in 2008, please register again to participate in the 2009 campaign, which will not only allow us to send you updates and announcements, but will also ensure that you receive your newly revised 2009 Volunteer Activation Kit.
To become a 2009 Tap Project Campaign Volunteer, visit tapproject.org/volunteer, and register today!
Comments (2)
IM A DISABLED VETERAN LIVING ON A LIMITED FIXED INCOME. ID LIKE TO OFFER FUNDRAISERS THIS SUMMER IN MUFREESBORO TENNISSEE TO THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNISSEE AND THE LOCAL PEOPLE THERE, I WAS WONDERING IS IT COUSTOMARY TO ASK FOR EXPENCES FROM THE PROFITS? AND HAS ANYONE ELSE DONE WELL WHITH, NIGHT IN THE PARK CLASSIC MOVIE NIGHT? I CREATED MY OWN MISSION TO PORTLAND OREGONS DORNBECKER CHILDRENS HOSPITAL AND JUST FOR ASKING, I GOT SEVERAL HUNDRED DOLLARS OF STATE MAPS AND MAPS OF LOCAL AMUSEMENT PARKS FROM TRIPLE A AUTO ASSOCATION.I ALSO GOT SEVERAL HUNDRED STICK ON TATTOOS FROM AMTRACK. GRAYHOUND BUS LINES DONATED A GROSS OF PENS AND I ROUNDED OUT MY PACK WHITH SELF PERCHASIED COLORING BOOKS.I RECOMEND THESE FRIENDS HIGHLY.........RICH
Posted by RICHARD TOWER | January 16, 2009 3:03 AM
Posted on January 16, 2009 03:03
Hi Rich,
Thanks for posting your comment to the UNICEF USA Fieldnotes Blog.
There are specific guidelines and policies you should follow when you organize a fundraiser on behalf of UNICEF. The best way for you to learn about these is to become a registered US Fund for UNICEF Volunteer at www.unicefusa.org/volunteer.
On the registration page, there is a "Grassroots Volunteer Agreement" that you should refer to when organizing your fundraiser. Also, once you are registered, there are additional resources and guidelines available insite the Online Volunteer Center at: http://volunteers.unicefusa.org/volunteer-center/activity-toolkits.html
I'm also sending a copy of your comment to our Volunteer team here at the US Fund for UNICEF. For more specific guidance, or help with your plans, please contact them at: volunteer@unicefusa.org
Best regards,
Frank, UNICEF USA
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January 20, 2009 12:58 PM
Posted on January 20, 2009 12:58