Aon UK has provided £11,672 of match funding
Aon UK is fundraising for Vaccinaid
United Kingdom
Aim
Our aim is to help UNICEF deliver 2 billion Covid-19 vaccines across low and middle income countries to those less fortunate than ourselves
If you donate, you confirm you’re over 18, & understand UNICEF UK may receive information about you. For further information see the bottom of the page.
We’re raising vital funds for UNICEF’s VaccinAid programme.
Aon UK colleagues are raising vital funds for VaccinAid, a global appeal run by UNICEF to support the biggest vaccine drive in history. Our donations will help to fund and deliver 2 billion COVID-19 vaccines around the world by the end of 2021.
With vaccines rolling out, we’re beginning to win the fight against COVID-19. But we can’t stop there. Now the rest of the world needs our help. And fast.
Together, we will help struggling health services get back on their feet, as well as helping millions of children go back to school, while protecting the most at-risk people.
Just £25 could provide 20 doses of COVID-19 vaccines to health workers, teachers or vulnerable people around the world. A £50 donation could train all health workers in a health facility on administering the COVID-19 vaccines, tests and treatments.
Aon will match all colleague donations until 31st October 2021 so please give now. Thank you for your support.
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This project successfully funded on 31st October 2021