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Together let's raise £10 million and so create a Million Brighter Futures for children.

RB delivers performance in everything it does, including social responsibility. It is deeply committed to sharing some of the wealth it creates with the people who need it most and helps to improve children's health, hygiene and social development around the world.

Reckitt Benckiser in partnership with Save the Children

Save the Children is the largest independent children's charity worldwide. With support from RB and many others, they are able to continue their vital work in five specific areas: health, education, freedom from hunger, protection and emergency response.

Save the Children is the natural choice as RB's global charity partner as it reflects RB's passions as a business. Not just because their programmes focus on health and hygiene. The family is central to both Save the Children and RB's consumers. And as one of their largest corporate supporters worldwide, RB is as committed as ever to supporting their tireless work.

We are proud to have raised £8 million since 2003, but we know that's not enough. Watch the Million Brighter Futures film below to see how we have raised £6 million and helped thousands of hildren all over the world. 












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  • A child in Niger drinking watery porridge made from millet
    A child in Niger drinking watery porridge made from millet
  • Children at a Save the Children displacement camp in Haiti following the earthquake
    Children at a Save the Children displacement camp in Haiti following the earthquake
  • Girls at the Loreto Day school in Kolkata, India which is part of Save the Children's child domestic workers programme
    Girls at the Loreto Day school in Kolkata, India
  • Sumia, 25, gave birth to a baby boy six days after evacuating their home after the floods in the village of Shlar, Pakistan
    Sumia gave birth to a baby boy six days after evacuating their home in Shlar, Pakistan after the floods
  • Girls at a school in Kilwa, Tanzania
    Girls at a school in Kilwa, Tanzania







Our target is to take that figure to £10 million in the next four years, creating a Million Brighter Futures for children.We continue to support three main programmes in Angola, Tanzania and India, but we support many other children and families around the world too.


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Serafina, a mother in Angola was given mosquito nets by a Save the Children midwife to help protect her twins against malaria, which can be deadly.
'Our commitment to Save the Children continues to grow and I would encourage all of us in RB to support our ambitious goal of creating a Million Brighter Futures for children around the world.'

Bart Becht
CEO
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'Reckitt Benckiser's a Million Brighter Futures is a shining example of how commercial vision and leadership can create an innovative programme to make a real, measurable difference in many, many children's lives.'

Jasmine Whitbread
CEO, Save the Children International

Find out more

See what we're doing on our projects in Angola, Tanzania Brazil and India