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4 May 2025

This Mother’s Day, give the gift of giving back

May 4, 2025 Category: Home and Garden Posted by:

FAMILY FEATURES

Celebrate Mom and other special women in your life with a Mother’s Day gift that makes a lasting impact for children.

When you shop at UNICEF Market, you’re not only choosing beautifully hand-crafted artisanal gifts, but also supporting its efforts to keep children healthy, educated and safe across 190 countries and territories. A portion of every sale could provide safe water, enhance schools, supply essential services or protect infants from preventable diseases.

Each item, from jewelry and apparel to homeware, is sourced from talented artisans who receive fair prices for their creations, strengthening their communities and supporting their families. In fact, the gifts give back three times over: They support artisans and help communities thrive, assist vulnerable children and make for thoughtful, compassionate Mother’s Day gifts.

Choose a meaningful gift that honors the special women in your life while empowering children with the tools for a better future.

Featured gifts

  • Aqua Handblown Recycled Glass Carafe and Cup Set, ‘Delicate Aqua’
    Add a touch of elegance to any space with this eco-friendly carafe and glass set, handblown from recycled glass by artisans in Mexico. Perfect for your home office or bedside table, it’s a beautiful and practical way to support sustainability.
  • Handmade Artisan Jewelry
    Choose from a stunning collection of handmade jewelry crafted by artisans from around the world, including first-edition Beads of Hope Bracelets from Guatemala. From modern designs to timeless elegance, each piece tells a story of cultural heritage and artistry.
  • Unique Home Decor
    Bring a global touch to your home with handcrafted decor from Africa, Latin America and Asia. Whether it’s a rustic accent, a Peruvian rug or an African sculpture, these pieces can add character and charm to any room.
  • Inspired Gifts for Moms and Babies
    For a gift that truly gives back, consider UNICEF’s Inspired Gifts. These donations support life-saving programs and can be sent via email or printed as a card. Perfect for those who have it all, these gifts honor the special women in your life while supporting children across the globe.
  • Mom and Baby Care
    Ensure the safety and well-being of both mother and baby with a package that includes essential medications for a smooth and safe delivery. This gift directly supports the health of moms and babies in need.
  • Bundle of Hope
    Your donation can provide children with the essential tools for learning and growing: clean water, soap, exercise books, pencils, vaccines and therapeutic food. This gift helps ensure all children have the resources they need for healthy, productive futures.

This Mother’s Day, celebrate moms and children around the world with a gift that keeps on giving by visiting: market.unicefusa.org.
Source: UNICEF

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