UNICEF High School Clubs


Brand New for the 2009–2010 School Year—the UNICEF High School Club Program.

Are you between the ages of 14 and 18 and would like to educate, advocate and fundraise on behalf of UNICEF?  Form a UNICEF High School Club!

UNICEF High School Clubs will have access to a year–long curriculum that will allow you to educate yourself about global humanitarian issues as well as provide you with ideas on how to engage your community in the work of UNICEF.  Clubs can be formed at your high school or through a local civic organization.

UNICEF High School Clubs will be given tools to help them promote UNICEF in their communities through our CORE national programs.

Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF  
Tap Project 

 

The High School Club activities will scaffold and culminate in the Junior 8 Summit competition, in which four members of your club could serve as the official U.S. delegation and attend the 2010 J8 summit in Canada.

UNICEF High School Club registration is now live. Before you register your club, download and read the Prospective High School Club Toolkit and consider these easy steps.

Register a U.S. Fund for UNICEF High School Club

  • Find at least four other like–minded students, ages 14–18, to be members of your club. There is no limit on the number of members though.
  • Select an adult who can serve as an official advisor to your group. If your group will hold its meetings at your high school, make sure your advisor is a member of the school faculty.
  • Check back here at www.unicefusa.org/highschoolclubs to officially register your club.
  • You also will need to elect a President, Vice President, Treasurer and Event Planner for your club—so start thinking about good candidates!
  • Get the word out with your friends about the club.  Once you get official confirmation of your club's registration, then other members can register with your club by selecting "Register Members".
Register a Club
 
Register Members 

We’ll be providing you with fundraising toolkits, UNICEF educational materials, and other resources as well.

Stay tuned and continue to check www.unicefusa.org/highschoolclubs for updates.

 

 

 

 

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