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UNICEF has made helping children around the world a little bit easier.

All you have to do is leave your phone alone.

“For every 10 minutes you don’t touch your phone, Giorgio Armani Fragrances and other generous donors can fund one day of clean water for a child in need,” according to UNICEF

tumblr_m19ijr36k11r309xzo1_r1_500The website can sense if the phone is moving. When the phone is still, it begins counting your time and your days of clean water earned.

UNICEF Tap Project
UNICEF Tap Project

An easy way I contribute is by going to the website before I go to sleep at night. That way, when my phone is still while I sleep it still does some good.

At the conclusion of your time away from your phone, the website gives you the option to donate money in order to provide more clean water. They ask for $5, which gives 200 days of clean water.

By going to uniceftapproject.org in your smartphone’s browser and leaving your phone alone is one easy way to help people around the world.

You don’t have to travel or give monetary donations to help out the larger community. This is just one easy way to give back no matter where in the world you are.

 

COVER PHOTO CREDIT: REUTERS

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Emily Short

Emily is a TCK and a military brat who has spent about as much time living in the states as outside of it while growing up. She enjoys experiencing other cultures and always has an itch to travel. She has a love of art, running, and great music and books.

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