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Drew Barrymore Visits Drought-Stricken Kenya

Drew Barrymore recently traveled to Kenya with the World Food Programme. As a WFP Ambassador Against Hunger, she wanted to come back to the country she had grown to love years earlier and see how she could help change the lives of women and children. Watch →

Hugh Jackman and Deborra-Lee Furness Support World Vision's East Africa Appeal

Hugh Jackman and Deborra-Lee Furness encourage Australians to help those in urgent need in the Horn of Africa. Watch →

Kevin McKidd Hollywood star speaks on East Africa Hunger Crisis

Kevin McKidd speaks on the East Africa Hunger Crisis and asks for support for Save the Children's work on the front lines. Watch →

Ewan McGregor's Appeal to Help Children in East Africa

UNICEF Ambassador Ewan McGregor calls on the British public to help the millions of children affected by the drought in East Africa. UNICEF urgently needs almost £20million ($31.8 million) to provide life saving supplies to weak and starving children across East Africa in the next three months alone. Watch →

Selena Gomez UNICEF Celebrity Tap Project

Selena Gomez has given her fans a glimpse into her home in a new video promoting UNICEF's Celebrity Tap Project. Watch →

Bring Justin Bieber and Adam Braun To YOUR School for Charity

Rally your community to join the Pencils of Promise (PoP) Movement, and you can bring Justin Bieber and PoP Founder Adam Braun to YOUR school! Watch →

Be a Saint for the Gulf Coast

Join World Champion New Orleans Saints Darren Sharper and Roman Harper in supporting Gulf Coast Recovery. Text SOS to UNITED to give $10 to United Way's Gulf Recovery Fund and help those affected by the oil spill. Watch →

Believe in Zero

UNICEF Ambassadors Tea Leoni, Mia Farrow, Alyssa Milano, Laurence Fishburne, Joel Madden and others proclaim their belief in zero: a day when no children die from preventable causes. Visit http://ibelieveinzero.org to join the effort. Watch →

Armstrong and Miller are Funny for Money

Armstrong & Miller hijack unsuspecting shoppers and help them get ready to do something funny for money this Red Nose Day on Friday 18th March. Watch →

No Child Born To Die (ad film)

Helena Bonham Carter narrates this Save the Children video in support of their No Child Born to Die campaign. Watch →

All The Way To Five

The most precious years of any life, and the most fragile. Save the Children is working with people like you to help children survive all the way to five. No child is born to die. Watch →

Our Famous Friends

Find out what Simon Cowell, Martin Clunes Natasha Kaplinsky, Edith Bowman and Amanda Mealing were born to do, and see why a host of stars are backing the Save the Children's No Child Born to Die campaign. Watch →

No Child Born To Die - Press Launch

Save the Children launched their “No Child Born To Die” campaign at an amazing full-house event in London hosted by Natasha Kaplinsky and attended by Alexandra Burke, Edith Bowman, Amanda Mealing, Prue Leith and Dr. Abhay Bang. Watch →

The Global Fund: Together We Can Do Great Things (version française)

Since the Global Fund was founded in 2002, it has changed the way world is working to defeat the three diseases. In this short film, some of the Global Funds closest friends and best-known advocates talk about the way the Global Fund works, achievements thus far, and the prospect for a world where AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria can be overcome. Featuring Ban Ki-moon, Bono, Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, Bill Gates, and Michel Kazatchkine. Watch →

Goodwill Ambassador Mia Farrow urges more help for the world's most vulnerable children

Watch a special message from UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Mia Farrow, urging increased vigilance to reach the world’s most marginalized and vulnerable children by the 2015 target date for the Millennium Development Goals. Watch →

Mia Farrow's Tribute to Refugees

Mia Farrow is an acclaimed actress and humanitarian activist who, for the past 10 years, has served as a Goodwill Ambassador to UNICEF. She has travelled extensively to places such as Darfur in Sudan, Chad and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where she has met with the victims of conflict and worked to bring greater international attention to humanitarian crises. Watch →