Save the Children's major campaigns to promote important issues for children in the United States and around the world.

Bulgari, Save the Children Team Up to
Rewrite the Future

Mischa Barton, Jessica Biel, Ben Stiller and dozens of other Hollywood stars are supporting Save the Children's partnership with Bulgari to Rewrite the Future. Our global campaign is aimed at helping Save the Children improve education for millions of children living in war zones and other conflict-affected areas. Bulgari has created a special ring to celebrate the company's 125th anniversary, and for every ring sold $60 will be donated to Save the Children's Rewrite the Future campaign. 

Learn more about Bulgari and Rewrite the Future.

Worldwide, more than 75 million children are missing out on an elementary school education. Intel and Save the Children are working together to get these children back in school with Intel's Small Things Challenge. The program encourages supporters to donate money to Save the Children's Rewrite the Future education initiative, and Intel donates 25 cents for each visitor to the Small Things Challenge website.

Learn more about Intel's Small Things Challenge

Over 75 million children are growing up today without an education. 40 million children are out of school in areas affected by war and conflict. Millions more living in conflict-affected countries are receiving a substandard education.

Save the Children's Rewrite the Future program seeks to help millions of children in conflict-affected areas gain access to, and reap the current and future benefits of, a quality education.

Schools are vital in protecting children and supporting their emotional and social development by giving them comfort, security and opportunity. The routine of school develops a sense of normality and the environment is one in which children are allowed to be children.

Launched in 2006, Rewrite the Future already has improved the quality of education for over 10 million children. Save the Children has trained over 25,000 teachers and is coleading a Global Education Cluster for education in emergencies.

In a joint statement released Nov. 20, 2008, 31 winners of the Nobel Peace Prize enlisted by Save the Children called for urgent action to implement quality education and build peace in conflict-affected countries. In addition, hundreds of writers worldwide have joined Save the Children in demanding that all children have the opportunity to attend school.

Learn more about Rewrite the Future

Survive to 5 is Save the Children's campaign to make survival a reality for more children who lack basic health care. Every day, over 25,000 children under the age of 5 die from preventable or treatable illnesses like pneumonia, diarrhea, and newborn complications. We can save about 60 percent of these children with simple, proven solutions provided by skilled community health care workers. 

Visit Survive to 5 and learn what you can do to help. 

Last Updated May 2009