By donating to Red Nose Day, you are investing in programs that ensure children have access to healthcare, nutritious food, quality education, are safe from harm and have the opportunity to thrive without limits.

As long as there are children living in poverty and facing inequity, every day is Red Nose Day. Child poverty has long been a crisis, but right now it is nothing short of an emergency. A gift of any size can protect children facing poverty from the ripple effects of COVID-19.

May 13, 2021 · See the latest Red Nose Day news to discover who's getting involved, new rewards we've added, and unique ways you can help children in need today!

In the US, Red Nose Day supports disease prevention and treatment through programs that provide low-income children with regular check-ups and high-quality medical care.

May 8, 2020 · Red Nose Day is for everyone! Our community includes corporate sponsors, celebrities, and millions of Americans who want to see a change in the world. Most importantly we're all coming together to end child poverty – one nose at a time.

Join the Red Nose Day Joke-Ha-Thon for a fun, easy, and meaningful classroom experience that your students will never forget! From April Fool’s Day through Red Nose Day on May 21, students across the country will tell and sell their best jokes within their classrooms, schools, and

Red Nose Day provides community resources for families to build empathy and learn how to make a difference, together.

As long as there are children living in poverty and facing inequity, every day is Red Nose Day. Even when the unpredictable happens, like the crisis of COVID-19, your ongoing support helps give children living in the most vulnerable communities across the U.S. and around the world a chance at a better life and a brighter future.

For millions of families struggling to put food on the table, this time of year is especially difficult. Red Nose Day created The Full Plate Project to provide holiday meals and long term solutions to tackle food insecurity and child hunger in the U.S. and around the world.

As long as there are children living in poverty and facing inequity, every day is Red Nose Day. Child poverty has long been a crisis, but right now it is nothing short of an emergency. A gift of any size can protect children facing poverty from the ripple effects of COVID-19.