UNICEF KID POWER GET ACTIVE. SAVE LIVES.

Welcome to the Brand page for “UNICEF KID POWER GET ACTIVE. SAVE LIVES.”, which is offered here for The mark consists of the wording unicef kid power get active. save lives. appearing within a circle with abstract bands surrounding the circle.;digital electronic devices comprising primarily software and display screens for tracking and measuring children's level of activity and thereby raise funds for the benefit of children in developing countries, and help solve the global malnutrition crisis;charitable fundraising services, activities in which children use wearables to measure their level of activity and thereby raise funds for the benefit of children in developing countries, and help solve the global malnutrition crisis;color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.;educational services, promoting public awareness by providing information to children in the u.s. about children in developing countries and the conditions in which they live and about the benefits of exercise and healthy eating;.

Its status is currently believed to be active. Its class is unavailable. “UNICEF KID POWER GET ACTIVE. SAVE LIVES.” is believed to be currently owned by “UNITED STATES FUND FOR UNICEF”.


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UNITED STATES FUND FOR UNICEF
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The mark consists of the wording UNICEF KID POWER GET ACTIVE. SAVE LIVES. appearing within a circle with abstract bands surrounding the circle.;Digital electronic devices comprising primarily software and display screens for tracking and measuring children's level of activity and thereby raise funds for the benefit of children in developing countries, and help solve the global malnutrition crisis;Charitable fundraising services, activities in which children use wearables to measure their level of activity and thereby raise funds for the benefit of children in developing countries, and help solve the global malnutrition crisis;Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.;Educational services, promoting public awareness by providing information to children in the U.S. about children in developing countries and the conditions in which they live and about the benefits of exercise and healthy eating;
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