Featured Partners Save the Children's corporate partners come from industries of all shapes and sizes. All of our partners are vital to building our programs for children, and we are grateful to each one for their unique contributions. Jamia Nash Joins Love. Hugs. Peace. Movement, Sings Song for Save the Children She dazzled audiences performing on Showtime at the Apollo and in the film August Rush and now 12-year-old Jamia Nash has taken on a new role encouraging her peers to be kind to others. Jamia is the newest artist to lend her voice to the Love. Hugs. Peace.™ movement, a global giving and kindness campaign created by Build-A-Bear Workshop® that offers young people around the world fun and simple ways to show they care. Scholastic Summer Reading Challenge Benefits Save the Children's U.S. Programs Save the Children has teamed up with Scholastic to challenge kids worldwide to read for fun, for a team and for a good cause. The Scholastic Summer Challenge is the number one online source for summer reading. Throughout the summer, children 8 and up can log on to www.scholastic.com/summer to read, play educational games and learn how they can help children in need. Procter & Gamble Breaks a Barrier for African School Girls No girl should miss school just because she is a girl. But the reality is that many girls in the developing world begin to miss up to 5 days of school each month when they begin menstruating, because they don’t have access to puberty education, adequate sanitary protection or sanitary facilities. This repeated absenteeism can result in girls falling behind in their studies, and often, contributes to girls dropping out of school all together. Save the Children Supporter TripAdvisor honored with Cause Marketing Forum's Halo Award TripAdvisor, the world's most popular and largest travel community, has won a gold Halo Award, American cause marketing’s highest honor. TripAdvisor won the “Best Use of Social Media” category for their fall 2008 “More than Footprints” campaign which distributed $1 million dollars between five travel-related non-profit organizations, including: Conservation International; Doctors without Borders; National Geographic Society; Save the Children; and The Nature Conservancy.