Get a Vaccine, Give a Vaccine

If you have been vaccinated against COVID-19 you can give a vaccine to someone in need by supporting UNICEF in the biggest vaccine procurement and distribution in history.

Nobody is safe until everyone is safe and no child is safe until everyone they rely on is safe.

With your support, UNICEF will deliver 2 billion COVID-19 vaccines to the most vulnerable families, health workers and high-risk people on our planet.

We urgently need your support to reach the world’s most vulnerable and at-risk populations.

Please join the fight against COVID-19 and donate today! 

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Close-up view of a vial of the Pfizer vaccine against the COVID-19 coronavirus displayed as medical workers get vaccinated.

Join The World’s Most Critical Mission

From buying and transporting supplies, to administering the vaccine, you will help deliver the biggest vaccination campaign in history. You will help end this pandemic.

Your donation will ensure that: 

  • Vaccines get to the most remote and isolated places in the world
  • Vaccines are stored safely using secure cold chain equipment
  • Health workers are vaccinated and protected against COVID-19
  • Vulnerable families and children receive the life-saving care they need to survive
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73-year-old Jugadlal gets the COVID-19 vaccine at a UNICEF-supported Health Care Centre in Nepal’s southern plains. © UNICEF/UN0426909/Shrestha

Why Donate to UNICEF?

UNICEF has spent 75 years saving children’s lives and fighting for their rights. We have decades of experience delivering over two billion vaccines to protect half of the world’s children in any given year.

That is why UNICEF has been called upon by COVAX to procure and deliver more than 2 billion COVID-19 vaccines for 92 countries that are at risk of getting left behind.

We are the only organisation that can get this done, and we need your help.

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Health worker, Lucy (52), shows her COVID-19 vaccination card after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine in Accra, Ghana.  © UNICEF/UN0425373/Kokoroko

“I am very grateful for the vaccine.”

Aesha, 62, a Syrian refugee gives the ‘V for Vaccinated’ sign with her granddaughter after receiving her COVID-19 vaccine in Za’atari Refugee Camp, Jordan, where she lives with her family since 2013.

Other Ways to Donate

You can make a donation by phone, you can reach us on 01 878 3000, our office hours are Monday to Friday 09:00 – 17:30.

You can send your donation by post to

Freepost,

UNICEF Ireland,

33 Lower Ormond Quay,

Dublin D01 R283.

You can help us stop this pandemic. Please donate today and help us protect some of the world’s most vulnerable populations from COVID-19