Will there be a certificate after UNICEF cancels the automatic deduction?

After UNICEF cancels the automatic deduction, there will be a certificate.

UNICEF usually sends certificates and rings by SF within 30 working days after deduction. Sometimes it will take a while because of busy work and insufficient supply, but it will usually be sent three months after donation at the latest.

Participation steps:

1, browser search "UNICEF"

2. Click to enter the website of UNICEF.

3. Find and click on the monthly donation plan.

4. Click and select "Monthly Support"

5. Choose the rescue project you want to support.

6. Choose the amount you want to donate every month, with the lowest 30 yuan, and then remember to check I want the ring token.

7. Fill in the information such as name and address, and you will receive a SMS reminder after completion.

The fund-raising methods of UNICEF.

1, participation mode

UNICEF has received support and help from many caring people in China. They helped UNICEF to improve the living conditions of children in remote and poor areas of China and create a better tomorrow for them by donating, buying cards and gifts, and participating in volunteer activities.

In addition, UNICEF has many partners around the world. For example, in 1995, Starwood Hotels Group launched the "Little by Little for Children" campaign, encouraging every hotel guest to donate 1 USD for children's immunization. This activity raised $654.38 million in donations worldwide. In China, there are 16 Starwood hotels participating in this activity.

In China, UNICEF has established cooperative relations with many caring enterprises, such as Audi FAW-Volkswagen, IKEA, Starwood Hotels & Resorts International Group.

For example, since 2006, UNICEF has cooperated with China Association for Science and Technology to launch the "Children's Dream Circle" project funded by Audi FAW-Volkswagen. This project mainly aims at poor young people who drop out of school in rural areas, and carries out informal education activities, so that they also have equal opportunities to participate in various sports and artistic activities.

2. Cards and gifts

UNICEF greeting cards have a history of 58 years. It originated from a photo sent to UNICEF by a 7-year-old girl in former Czechoslovakia. She said, "Thank you for your help". UNICEF greeting cards are designed and donated by artists all over the world, including some children painters in China.

10% of the funds needed for UNICEF global projects come from the sales of greeting cards and gifts. All proceeds from the sale of greeting cards in China will be used for UNICEF projects in China. UNICEF has sales volunteers in many cities in China.