What better way to spend Valentine’s Day than to give your time and presence to people in need.
TACLOBAN, Philippines – International Football star and UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador David Beckham journeyed to Tacloban in the Philippines to meet children saved from the devastation of Typhoon Haiyan.
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| After merely 100 days, Tacloban still has not fully recovered |
Beckham saw UNICEF’s vital emergency work for children, including visiting a child-friendly space at one of Tacloban’s major evacuation points.
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| David Beckham takes a moment of silence for the victims of Typhoon Haiyan |
“I was humbled to visit Tacloban and see how people are still so full of spirit despite the devastation they have suffered. Close to 6 million children are affected and many have lost loved ones,” said Beckham.
How Cute! David Beckham plays with survivor babies
“As a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, seeing how children are being given a sense of normality amidst the rubble of their communities has been amazing. I want to show people around the world how their generous donations have had an enormous impact on children and their families and how thankful people here are for their kindness.”
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| David Beckham unleashes his artistic side painting a Football-inspired mural |
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| David Beckham reads a storybook to the children of Tacloban |
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| David Beckham spends precious moments and genuine smiles with the Typhoon Haiyan survivors |
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| Okay, I cant take it anymore. David Beckham playing with kids is just adorable! |
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| Envious. Pinoys take a picture with David Beckham. |
“Very humbled to have spent the last few days in the Philippines with UNICEF meeting those affected by Typhoon #Haiyan. Every child I’ve met has been an incredible inspiration. A big thank you to everyone who donated all over the world – you have made a huge difference that I have been able to witness first hand. Please continue to support children caught up in conflicts and disasters wherever they occur.” – David Beckham
To donate thru UNICEF, click here.
Credits: UNICEF/Per-Anders Pettersson
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