Singer-songwriter & UNICEF Ambassador, Clay Aiken, calls for more help for children affected by the devastating floods in Pakistan. Learn more about UNICEF's emergency relief efforts for children in Pakistan. UNICEF Ambassador Clay Aiken talks about the Tap Project. For more information got to tapproject.org
On 11/8/08, Clay participated in UNICEF's 'I Believe in Zero' PSA to
bring awareness and encourage donations. This campaign aims to reduce
and hopefully eventually eliminate the unnecessary deaths of children
world-wide from illnesses that are easily treatable or preventable. UNICEF and Malaria No More are teaming up to defeat malaria—a
completely preventable disease that still kills one child every 30
seconds worlwide. But as UNICEF Ambassador Clay Aiken puts it in this
short video, "It doesn't have to be this way." He shows how insecticide
treated bed nets provided by UNICEF are being used to protect children
from malaria in Somalia. Links:Article: UNICEF and Procter & Gamble Partner to Inspire Caring Kids to Become Real World Heroes, With 'Kids Helping Kids(R)' ChallengeUNICEFUSA page about Believe in Zero Trick or Treat for UNICEF webpage |  Aug. 27/10 UNICEF: Pakistan Flood Emergency The PSA series that featured Clay and several other Goodwill Ambassadors began to air. raising addition funds to assist the people of Pakistan was an urgent issue. Four million children & their families had been dealing with the aftermath of the worst flooding in a century. 
Jan 15th, 2009 Last year in Somalia, Clay recorded a promo message for the up-coming 2009 TAP project. Sales of glasses of water at restaurants during that period will go to support 'clean water' initiatives in poverty-stricken areas. 
On 11/8/08, Clay participated in UNICEF's 'I Believe in Zero' PSA to bring awareness and encourage donations. This campaign aims to reduce and hopefully eventually eliminate the unnecessary deaths of children world-wide from illnesses that are easily treatable or preventable. The video psa is linked on the left side of the page. Please check out the UNICEF page for I Believe in Zero.   On 1/3/07, Clay did a Public Service Announcement for UNICEF addressing the fact that kids die needlessly each day of preventable causes. The PSA video is on the left side of the page.  On 1/11/05, The Cartoon Network prepared a series of PSA's to encourage young viewers to aid the tsunami victims in Asia. Supertramp's classic song, "Give A Little Bit" was performed in clips by Five for Fighting's John Ondrasik, India Arie and By Clay. A fourth video was a blend of all three performances. It was animated and seen in 160 countries world wide. The animated video is on the left. To find out more information, look at our page here.  The PSA is at the bottom of the page.  |
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