Share This Page: Publication Date: 2021/05/27
Toronto, Ontario, May 27, 2021 - Today, 16 senior leaders from top Canadian companies and foundations, including Teck Resources Limited and Fairmount Foundation, released an Open Letter urging other business and philanthropic leaders across Canada to join them in supporting the largest, fastest immunization effort in history. The Open Letter, and donations from leaders across Canada, mark the launch of UNICEF Canada’s ‘
#ShareTheHealth’ campaign.
UNICEF is co- leading the global efforts to address the urgent COVID-19 vaccine inequity and has an ambitious goal to deliver over two billion vaccines by the end of 2021. UNICEF is leveraging its expertise in the global procurement and distribution of vaccines to ensure health care workers, educators and those who care for children in 92 lower income countries are vaccinated as soon as possible.
Share This Page: May 5, 2021
With many stores either closed for in-person shopping or open with limited capacity this spring, and wait times for online shipping growing increasingly longer, the question of what (and where) to get that special someone for Mother’s Day is a tricky one.
To take some of the guesswork out of shopping for Mother’s Day, UNICEF Canada has compiled a list of our top 5 gift suggestions. And the best part? There’s no shipping wait times! When you purchase a UNICEF Canada Survival Gift, you know you’re sending a real item directly to a child or community in need. So mom gets a gift that gives back, and you don’t have to worry about your present arriving in time.
Kiva Capital Management announces final close of Kiva Refugee Investment Fund to scale lending to fragile communities globally
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 7, 2021 /PRNewswire/
Kiva Capital Management, the impact-first fund management subsidiary of non-profit Kiva.org, announced today the successful final close of the Kiva Refugee Investment Fund, LLC, a $32.5 million facility to scale lending to fragile communities globally.
Capital from the Kiva Refugee Investment Fund ( KRIF ) will be invested in partnership with microfinance partners across the Middle East, Africa, and Latin America. KRIF marks the third impact-first investment vehicle closing for Kiva Capital Management in less than a year, following the successful 2020 debut of the California Rebuilding Fund and the Small Business Resilience Fund.