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UNICEF High School Clubs are driven by students who know they have a vital role to play in helping the world’s children survive. Clubs partner with the U.S. Fund for UNICEF to educate, advocate, and fundraise—work that is vital to UNICEF’s ability to save children in 190 countries around the globe.

Clubs produce benefit concerts and other fundraisers, write letters to elected officials, participate in Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF and UNICEF Tap Project campaigns, and write school newspaper editorials.

Club registration for the 2012-2013 school year is now closed. Please check back late July/early August when the 2013-2014 registration will go live!

To start your own club, you must have:

• - Four like-minded students, ages 14-18, to be members of the club
• - Elected leadership—president, vice president, treasurer/secretary, and event planner
• - Teacher or school administrator, who can serve as an official advisor to the club 

Be a part of the change. Start your own club! Also, read our Prospective High School Club Toolkit to learn more about starting a club.

Does your school already have a UNICEF High School Club?

Registered UNICEF volunteers can click here for a directory of Clubs.

Every day, children die needlessly from preventable causes—and they don't have to. UNICEF takes proven, low-cost methods that save children's lives and makes them available regardless of income, ethnicity, or location. You can help by donating.