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Kids for The Blue Key Campaign

By On January 25, 2012 · Leave a Comment

Blue Key Champion Ann Marie van den Hurk asks her young son what he thinks of the Blue Key Campaign in this video.

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Infographic: Famine in the Horn of Africa

By On October 16, 2011 · Leave a Comment

Seven hundred and fifty thousand Somalis may die of starvation this year. That’s equivalent to wiping out every single person in Washington DC, plus 150,000 more.

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Pakistan Floods Bring Further Pain to a Life Marked by Loss

By On October 13, 2011 · Leave a Comment

Imya Kolhu, 80 years old, lost everything in the recent floods: her grandson, her home, and her hope for the future. Will you give her hope by getting a Blue Key?

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Infographic: Famine in the Horn of Africa

By On September 30, 2011 · Leave a Comment

Seven hundred and fifty thousand Somalis may die of starvation this year. That’s equivalent to wiping out every single person in Washington DC, plus 150,000 more.

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Help the UN Refugee Agency Save Lives in Somalia and Across the Horn of Africa! (PSA)

By On August 31, 2011 · Leave a Comment

In a new video, Americans are urged to contribute to UNHCR’s urgent life-saving efforts by donating online, getting a Blue Key, or texting SOMALIA to 80000 to add a donation of $10 to your wireless bill.*

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Video: Second Lady Dr. Jill Biden and Former Senator Bill Frist visit UNHCR Refugee Complex in Dadaab, Kenya

By On August 12, 2011 · Leave a Comment

Dr. Jill Biden and former Senator Bill Frist visit UNHCR’s Dadaab refugee camp in Kenya to see first-hand the humanitarian crisis on the border of Somalia and pledge America’s help.

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Get a Blue Key to Support Refugees!

6 Ways You Can Unlock the Blue Key to Happiness

By On August 11, 2011 · Leave a Comment

When we launched the Blue Key campaign on May 9, our hope was that regular, everyday people – people like you – would join us in giving refugees a voice.

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