UNICEF fundraiser draws local celebs, patrons

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UNICEF fundraiser draws local celebs, patrons

UNICEF fundraiser draws local celebs, patrons

Michaela Drayton, of Douglasville, takes a look at a UNICEF's School-in-A-Box kit for 80 students.

Vern Yip of HGTV takes a photo with UNICEF's President/CEO, Caryl M. Stern and former UGA football star Renny Curran.

Guest read information about the work and concerns of UNICEF at their first fundraiser in Atlanta at Lenox Mall on Sunday, May 22, 2011.

Suzan Armstrong writes her wish on the What Is Your Wish board.

Guest enjoyed food and cocktails at the Luxury Wing of Lenox Square Mall during the UNICEF fund raiser.

Cartier general manager John Terracino, Vern Yip of HGTV, UNICEF's President/CEO, Caryl M. Stern and UNICEF's managing director Barron Segar pose for a photo. Cartier at Lenox Mall sponsored the UNICEF fundraiser Sunday May 22, 2011. Yip last week held a private party for UNICEF patrons and a visit from CEO Caryl Stern.

Entrepreneur-turned-full-time philanthropist Dr. Bobbie Bailey announces that she will $250,000 to schools in Africa in honor of the S.E. Regional Board. At her side are Dr. Gulshan Harjeen, Caryl Stern and Barron Segar.

CNN's Emmy award winning chief medical correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta takes a photo with UNICEF's President/CEO, Caryl M. Stern.

Former UGA football star Renny Curran takes a photo with his family, Rennie Sr., mother Josie, and sister Musu.

Texting WATER to 864233 will donate $10 to UNICEF's effort to provide water to the children of Africa.

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Michaela Drayton, of Douglasville, takes a look at a UNICEF's School-in-A-Box kit for 80 students.

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