UNICEF'S Kid Power Program Is Coming to Atlanta

GET ACTIVE. SAVE LIVES.

UNICEF Kid Power is coming to Atlanta to encourage active lifestyles and global citizenship. UNICEF today announced the launch of the 2016 KidPower school program, which will empower 70,000 elementary school children in 13 cities to help save the lives of severely malnourished children around the world.

You may have also recently heard about Kid Power when UNICEF announced Pink as an UNICEF ambassador and the program’s national spokesperson. 

Third through fifth-graders will receive Kid Power Bands, the world’s first wearable for good™, and a teacher-led classroom curriculum in a 30-day program, called UNICEF Kid Power Month. By being active and having fun, kids can earn points to unlock funding that delivers lifesaving packets of food to severely malnourished children in need. UNICEF Kid Power Month will take place in Atlanta from February 29 – March 25. The more kids move, the more points they earn, the more lives they save.

GRAMMY®-winning Recording Artist Pink will serve as the National Spokesperson for UNICEF Kid Power to educate the public about children who are malnourished around the world. "We’re thrilled to welcome P!nk to the UNICEF Kid Power Team!"

Calling all Star Wars fans – the UNICEF Kid Power Bands Star Wars Limited Edition in “Light Side” white and “Dark Side” black are now available at Target for pre-order! These Bands are the first-ever Star Wars: Force for Change product – supporting UNICEF Kid Power and uniting the Star Wars community in getting active and saving lives.