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  • Ewan and Charley in Uganda © Julian Broad / 2007
    Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman in Uganda during their Long Way Down trip in 2007. © Julian Broad / 2007

    UNICEF is privileged to have a long history of support from its ambassadors and high profile celebrity supporters, starting with Danny Kaye in 1954 and including such influential names as Audrey Hepburn and Peter Ustinov.

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    Goodwill Ambassadors, who support UNICEF’s work globally and are appointed by UNICEF Headquarters in New York;

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