Donate your points to SOS Children’s Villages to help support youth development projects
As a child, you need someone who truly sees you – who stands by you no matter what. Someone who holds you close when you are small and believes in you when you are ready to grow into your own and step into the world.
But today, 1 in 10 children and young people are separated from their families, abandoned, neglected, or forced to live in an abusive environment, growing up without the support they need to prepare themselves for their future.
SOS Children’s Villages is here for those children and young people who are growing up without the care and support they need. We partner with SOS Children’s Villages and support their work to assist orphaned and vulnerable children, providing family support and care programs and education, medical, and emergency relief efforts.
Your donation of points enables SOS Children's Villages to reach even more vulnerable children and provide the care, love, and support they need. Every point you give makes a difference in a child's life.
Your impact in points*:
- 3,000 points could pay for a child to have a one-month supply of hygiene kits.
- 6,000 points could provide food for one child for two weeks, including rice, flour, corn, lentils/beans, oil, tea.
- 8,000 points cover the costs of a one-month supply of emergency medical items for a child.
- 11,000 points could ensure ongoing quality education for a child for one month.
- 18,000 points could support a family of 6 with a one-month supply of hygiene kits.
- 43,000 points could pay for psychosocial assistance for a traumatized child for one month.
Donate your points today and make a difference to a child’s life Here's how it works:
- Log in to your Radisson Rewards account
- Request a donation of points to SOS Children's Villages
- Select the number of points you would like to donate, redeeming a minimum of 3,000 points, in increments of 1,000 points
Alternatively, contact us by phone.
*Amounts are indicative and may vary by country and region.
