We work closely with companies who believe that every child should survive and thrive. As part of these partnerships, they create special products which help raise funds for Save the Children. Shop with our partners and support our work at home and abroad.

Bvlgari B.Zero1 Necklace, Ring and Bracelet

Bvlgari B.Zero1 Necklace, Ring and Bracelet

Buy a specially-designed Bvlgari Save the Children ring, bracelet and two necklaces to support the education of thousands of children around the world. 

Honouring Bvlgari’s ongoing philanthropic partnership with Save the Children, for every piece of Bvlgari’s Save the Children jewellery collection sold, a part of the proceeds will be donated to fund programmes that provide support and opportunities to the world’s most vulnerable children and youth.

Bvlgari’s support worldwide has enabled Save the Children to reach over two million children, 122 projects in 36 countries and trained over 68,000 teachers through educational activities

You can find the Save the Children & Bvlgari collection here

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The Future Is Now

ALEXACHUNG has collaborated with Save the Children Ambassador Poppy Delevingne to create a t-shirt range for Save the Children, marking the charity's 100-year anniversary and the launch of their Stop the War on Children campaign.

The organic cotton t-shirts feature an illustration of a crescent moon face alongside the words ‘The Future is Now’. The slogan was inspired by the charity’s belief that every child should be able to make a mark on the world and hope for a better future. Priced at £25, the adult t-shirts come in navy blue, bright white and a limited edition run of canary yellow. The white t-shirt is also available in a range of children’s sizes from three to twelve-years priced at £15.

At least 30 per cent from each t-shirt sale will go to Save the Children to help children all around the world, including those living in conflict, and are available exclusively to order from savethechildrenstore.com

The World Made a Rainbow by Michelle Robinson, illustrated by Emily Hamilton.

The World Made a Rainbow by Michelle Robinson, illustrated by Emily Hamilton.

Light can't shine without dark. Rainbows can't colour the sky without rain. And the world is always full of hope and possibility, even when we feel lost and alone. Inspired by the rainbows that children across the world have been creating and displaying in their windows, The World Made a Rainbow is a beautiful story with a hopeful message of staying connected to the people we love.
 
The World Made a Rainbow will reassure, uplift and help families make sense of the extraordinary events of the past two years. For every book sold in the UK, at least 80p will go towards supporting Save the Children’s programmes to make sure every child stays safe, healthy and learning, and goes on to reach their full potential.
 
Buy your copy now.

First Christmas For You by Wonderbly

First Christmas For You by Wonderbly

All around the farmyard, there's a feeling of good cheer. It's Christmas time for little ones – the best time of the year! Count down the days to Christmas in this snuggly, heart warming personalised book, First Christmas For You. 

Wonderbly believes every child should experience magic. That's why they are donating £1/$1 from every sale of their book  to support Save the Children's life-changing work to help children get the future they deserve.

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Give with Savoo
We've joined forces with the free online fundraising platform Savoo to raise vital funds for children.

Here's how you can help:
1) Use Savoo's search engine and they'll donate 1p to Save the Children for every search you make.
2) Shop online with Savoo's voucher codes and deals to save money and raise funds for Save the Children at no extra cost to you. 

To get started, visit the Savoo website, register for an account and select Save the Children as your chosen charity. 

 

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