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Fracht Group North America Partners with UNICEF USA to Support Children in Crisis

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Jul 9, 2026

Fracht Group North America has partnered with UNICEF USA to support the UNICEF Global Humanitarian Thematic Fund, helping deliver lifesaving humanitarian aid and protection to children and families affected by emergencies around the world.

For more than 70 years, Fracht Group has connected businesses and communities around the world through global logistics. Today, we're proud to expand that commitment beyond supply chains through a new partnership with UNICEF USA in support of the UNICEF Global Humanitarian Thematic Fund (GHTF).

This partnership helps UNICEF respond quickly to humanitarian emergencies around the world by providing flexible funding that supports lifesaving relief efforts before, during, and after crises. From natural disasters and conflict to disease outbreaks and other emergencies, the Global Humanitarian Thematic Fund enables UNICEF to deliver essential services including nutrition, clean water, healthcare, education, and child protection when children need them most.

As a company operating in more than 100 countries, Fracht understands the importance of resilience, preparedness, and global connectivity. Supporting UNICEF USA reflects our belief that our global reach comes with a responsibility to help strengthen communities facing extraordinary challenges and invest in a better future for children around the world.

To learn more about our partnership with UNICEF USA, visit our UNICEF Partnership Page: https://www.unicefusa.org/about-unicef-usa/partnerships/companies/fracht 

You can also read our official partnership announcement on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7480254529079377920 

 

Image copyright: copyright: © UNICEF/UNI869128/Htet

Child holding a drawing in a UNICEF-supported learning space, representing Fracht Group North America's partnership with UNICEF USA to support children affected by humanitarian crises.