Whole Blends partners with Mandy Moore, UNICEF on donation campaign
Whole Blends is looking to raise funds for children living in emergency situations with the help of actress and Garnier Brand Ambassador, Mandy Moore and UNICEF.
The partnerships main goal is to raise awareness and funding to provide relief, and restore a sense of normalcy in children’s lives, the companies said.
"I'm very proud to be working with Whole Blends to support UNICEF's outstanding life-saving work caring for children and families in need," Mandy Moore, Garnier Brand Ambassador said. "I want people to know that together by supporting UNICEF we have the power to help the world's most vulnerable children and ensure that they have a bright future."
Until Dec. 31, $1 of every purchase of the exclusive Whole Blends Holiday Kit — sold at Walmart — will support five children living in emergency situations for a day, and give them the opportunity to play, lean and heal.
"UNICEF is grateful for Garnier's partnership and commitment to building a better future for the next generation," Caryl M. Stern, president and CEO of UNICEF USA said. "With Garnier's support, we can better respond to the most vulnerable in emergencies, help restore a sense of normalcy, and fight for the survival of children who face incredibly tough circumstances."
In addition, Garnier Whole Blends will host a donation campaign on Nov. 10 on Instagram that will invite the social community to comment a blue heart emoji on a @GarnierUSA post that features the Whole Blends x UNICEF Holiday Kits from 10 AM PST to 10 PM PST. Each blue heart will amount to a $1 donation.
Funding from the sale of the holiday kits supports UNICEF’s work in emergencies, which includes providing various kits to communities including:
Further information can be found on the UNICEF section of Garner’s website or by checking the #GarnierSupportsUNICEF hashtag on social media.
The partnerships main goal is to raise awareness and funding to provide relief, and restore a sense of normalcy in children’s lives, the companies said.
"I'm very proud to be working with Whole Blends to support UNICEF's outstanding life-saving work caring for children and families in need," Mandy Moore, Garnier Brand Ambassador said. "I want people to know that together by supporting UNICEF we have the power to help the world's most vulnerable children and ensure that they have a bright future."
Until Dec. 31, $1 of every purchase of the exclusive Whole Blends Holiday Kit — sold at Walmart — will support five children living in emergency situations for a day, and give them the opportunity to play, lean and heal.
"UNICEF is grateful for Garnier's partnership and commitment to building a better future for the next generation," Caryl M. Stern, president and CEO of UNICEF USA said. "With Garnier's support, we can better respond to the most vulnerable in emergencies, help restore a sense of normalcy, and fight for the survival of children who face incredibly tough circumstances."
In addition, Garnier Whole Blends will host a donation campaign on Nov. 10 on Instagram that will invite the social community to comment a blue heart emoji on a @GarnierUSA post that features the Whole Blends x UNICEF Holiday Kits from 10 AM PST to 10 PM PST. Each blue heart will amount to a $1 donation.
Funding from the sale of the holiday kits supports UNICEF’s work in emergencies, which includes providing various kits to communities including:
- The UNICEF School-in-a-Box Kit, which helps give children access to education in the world’s most challenging locations;
- The UNICEF Early Childhood Development Kit, which helps young children under the age of six play and develop their skills;
- The UNICEF Recreation Kit, which aims to help children recover from trauma through team sports with a teacher; and
- The UNICEF Hygiene Kit, which is filled with essential items to help households safeguard family health in the aftermath of natural disasters.
Further information can be found on the UNICEF section of Garner’s website or by checking the #GarnierSupportsUNICEF hashtag on social media.