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Over 12 million children have better educational opportunities through IKEA Foundation, Save the Children and UNICEF partnership

(Conshohocken, PA. -  January 15, 2016) – More than 12 million children in over 46 countries have better schools, teachers and learning materials, thanks to a 13 year partnership between the IKEA Foundation, Save the Children and UNICEF. Since 2003, the IKEA Foundation’s ‘Soft Toys for Education’ campaign has contributed $97.7 million (€88 million)* to Save the Children and UNICEF, helping to increase school attendance for some of the world’s most marginalized and vulnerable children. Funds have also helped train teachers, provide educational materials and improve child‑protection

IKEA latest soft toys collection designed by children

Soft Toy for Education Campaign returns to help children get a better life through education(Conshohocken, PA – October 28, 2015) The IKEA Soft Toys for Education Campaign returns. In its 13th year, this good cause partnership between the IKEA Foundation, UNICEF and Save the Children aims to provide quality education to children living in poverty in some of the world’s poorest countries. For every soft toy or children’s book sold from November 1, 2015 until December 26, 2015, the IKEA Foundation donates approximately $1.11 (€1)* to Save the Children and UNICEF. This year, children from

Results Show IKEA Soft Toys For Education Campaign 2014 Raised $11.9 million* for Children in Africa, Asia, Europe

Thank you IKEA customers and co-workers! The IKEA US Soft Toy Campaign 2014 raised almost $1.2 million. All donations from the IKEA Foundation will enable UNICEF and Save the Children to improve education in 18 countries(Conshohocken, PA - January 15, 2015) During this past 2014 holiday season, millions of IKEA customers and co-workers around the world participated in the IKEA Soft Toys for Education campaign. Through their purchase of soft toys and children’s books, the IKEA Foundation will donate $11.9 million* (€10.1 million) to UNICEF and Save the Children for educational projects.

The IKEA Soft Toys for Education campaign returns; it’s already improved the lives of 11 million children

(November 3, 2014 – Conshohocken, PA) The IKEA Soft Toys for Education campaign, a good cause partnership between the IKEA Foundation, UNICEF and Save the Children, was first launched eleven years ago. The idea is simple; for every Soft Toy or children’s book sold from November 9, 2014 - January 3, 2015, the IKEA Foundation donates 1 euro (approximately $1.30)* to UNICEF and Save the Children for children’s education projects. The Soft Toys for Education campaign aims to provide quality education to vulnerable children living in poverty in developing countries. Since the campaign started,

IKEA Soft Toys For Education Campaign Raises $13.6 million* for UNICEF and Save the Children Programs in Africa, Central and Eastern Europe, and Asia

Thank You IKEA Customers and Co-workers! IKEA US Soft Toy Campaign Raised Over $1 Million(Conshohocken, PA - January 30, 2014) IKEA customers and co-workers have partnered with the IKEA Foundation on a $13.6 million (€10.1 million) gift for UNICEF and Save the Children projects to help realize every child's right to a quality education. The IKEA Soft Toys for Education annual campaign ran from November 10, 2013 to January 4, 2014. For every soft toy and children’s book sold, IKEA donated one dollar ($1.35)* to UNICEF and Save the Children to give children in developing countries access

The IKEA Soft Toys For Education Campaign Returns

Since 2003, Program has Impacted Ten Million Children and Raised $74 MillionIKEA announced today the return of its annual ‘Soft Toys for Education’ campaign, which will run from November 10, 2013 to January 4, 2014. During this period, the IKEA Foundation will donate one euro (approximately $1.34) to UNICEF and Save the Children to give children in developing countries access to a quality education. Launched in 2003, the campaign has impacted 10 million children in 46 countries and donations have totalled $74 million for 90 projects. Education is the most powerful and effective way to

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