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Arsenal Team Cross And Weave

This year is the fifth year Arsenal is supporting Save the Children's Christmas Jumper Day. Watch →

George Clooney: Famine & drought in South Sudan, Somalia, Nigeria, Yemen

The Global Emergency Response Coalition was formed in response to starvation threatening more than 20 million people in Nigeria, Yemen, South Sudan, Somalia and neighboring countries. The coalition is comprised of CARE, International Medical Corps, International Rescue Committee, Mercy Corps, Oxfam, Plan International, Save the Children and World Vision. Narrated by George Clooney. Watch →

Marvel Studios: Hero Acts

Benedict Cumberbatch and Marvel Studios invite fans to help launch “Hero Acts” and raise funds for Save the Children. Watch →

Ice Age Collision Course | Save the Children

Save the Children is partnering with 20th Century Fox for the upcoming July 22 release of “Ice Age: Collision Course”! By creating an ICE contact card for every child in your herd, your family can quickly reunify if separated. Download your Ice Age-themed cards today featuring beloved characters from the movie. Watch →

The Arsenal Foundation Raises £1 Million

Arsenal players Kieran Gibbs, Olivier Giroud and Francis Coquelin have announced that The Arsenal Foundation has raised £1million for its global charity partner Save the Children. By working together, Save the Children and Arsenal can harness the power of football to inspire and transform children’s lives. Watch →

IKEA Soft Toys for Education 2014 | Claudia Winkleman

Join Claudia Winkleman for story time. Watch →

IKEA Soft Toys for Education 2014 | James Nesbitt

Join James Nesbitt for story time. Watch →

Win a Holiday Party in Your Hometown with Bridgit Mendler!

Support Save the Children and Bridgit Mendler. Watch →

Jennifer Garner #FindtheWords

On International Literacy Day on Sept. 8, Save the Children will join forces with actor and artist ambassador Jennifer Garner and other stars to host a day-long virtual word-a-thon and bring attention to the poverty-induced early learning gap. Watch →

Lassie is ready... are you?

A true American icon, Lassie is used to saving the day. But she can’t be everywhere all the time. Do your part to protect children from disaster with Save the Children. Take the pledge and learn more here. Watch →

The Simon Society - Sam Simon and Save the Children

Sam Simon talks about his philosophy of giving back and work with Save the Children. Watch →

Stephen Hawking: I'm Giving My Voice (TV advert)

Professor Stephen Hawking gives his voice to Save the Children and the children of Syria. Watch →

Save the Children - World Marathon Challenge 2013

Watch Disney’s Cameron Boyce, actress Isla Fisher, legendary Kenyan marathon runner Patrick Makau Musyoki, and Bollywood star Kunal Kapoor, hit the ground running in a new film to promote Save the Children's World Marathon Challenge for kids. Check out the cool moves by young acrobats, parkourists and free-runners from around the world. Watch →

Breastfeeding Saves Lives: Isla Fisher in Brazil

Isla Fisher joins Save the Children in Brazil. Watch →

Breastfeeding Saves Lives: Myleene Klass in the Philippines

Save the Children ambassador Myleene Klass travelled to Manila in the Philippines, where her mum is from, to find out how breastfeeding is saving lives. She meets Vilma, who has had four babies, to hear about her experience of breastfeeding, and visits a clinic to find out what Save the Children is doing to help. Watch →

Breastfeeding Saves Lives: Natasha Kaplinsky in Sierra Leone

Save the Children ambassador Natasha Kaplinsky investigates the barriers to exclusive breastfeeding in Sierra Leone. Watch →

Enough Food For Everyone IF: launch highlights

Highlights from the fantastic launch event for the Enough Food For Everyone IF campaign, which took place at Somerset House in London on 23 January, 2013. Featuring appearances by Bill Gates, Fay Ripley, Tamsin Greig, Lauren Laverne, Bill Nighy, Baaba Maal, Urban Voices Collective and many others. Watch →