All proceeds will be matched by Montessori School at Emory and then donated by the children to UNICEF (one of the children inquired who “he” was).

UNICEF is the United Nations Children’s Fund. Some of you may have collected for UNICEF during Halloween as children (remember the little orange boxes?).

UNICEF is a secular humanitarian organization with a focus on child welfare. While they work continuously in the service of children around the world, they have contributed extensive time and resources to provide for and protect the children who survived the tsunami disaster.

To learn more about UNICEF go to www.unicef.org.

$5 can provide a health kit for one person for three months, with medical supplies and medicine to cover basic health needs.

$11 can provide an emergency aluminum cooking set for one family.

$87 can provide a basic family water kit for 10 households with detergent, soap, wash basin, towels, bucket and water purification tablets.

$188 can provide one "School-in-a-Box" kit containing basic education supplies for 80 children during times of crisis.

$250 can provide a tent for lodging when homes have been destroyed in an emergency.

$1057 can provide one large tent to set up a clinic or hospital after a disaster.