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LVUSM: Irwindale - Rochambeau - San Dimas Part III

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$ 106

raised so far. Fundraising target $ 500

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From July to September 2022, Louis Vuitton employees came together, to improve the lives of the most vulnerable children by raising funds to provide them with the resources they need to go back to school and to raise awareness of the challenges these children face on a daily basis, and moreover access to education.

As we head into the holiday season, we wanted to take another opportunity to reinforce our commitment to the world and show that LVUSM Cares. Doing a good deed is the best way to end the year, and start a new year! 

Join us for the final UNICEF intiative of 2022 by donating today!

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  • 11/14/2022

    Dacian Robinson

    Team creator

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11/16/2022

Tiffany Elaine Kelley (Louis Vuitton)

$ 20

11/16/2022

Soraya Esparza

$ 20

11/16/2022

Diana Ruiz

$ 45

11/16/2022

Stephany Orta

$ 1

11/15/2022

Jackeline Gonzalez

$ 20

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Since 2016, Louis Vuitton partners with UNICEF to support the most vulnerable children around the world.

The aim of this global partnership is to raise funds for UNICEF and help support children that are exposed to conflicts, diseases, natural disasters and other situations that threaten their safety and well-being.

Funds have been raised through proceeds from the sale of a dedicated jewellery item, the Silver Lockit. It is a symbol of protection and was chosen to signify sealing one’s promise to help children in urgent need. The bracelets, which 40% of the retail price is donated to UNICEF, have raised over $7 million on behalf of UNICEF since the 2016 launch.

For example, in 2018 funds have provided Syrian and Rohingya children with safe drinking water, food, sanitation facilities and medical care, along with clothing and blankets for the winter months.