On September 8, UNICEF posted a microblog saying that UNICEF has noticed that in an online video recently, a netizen said that after canceling the donation, they received a call from a public welfare organization. The non-profit organization mentioned in this video is not UNICEF. UNICEF values every supporter, and respect has always been an important principle we uphold. According to a report by Jiupai News, recently, a single mother from Sichuan posted a video saying that after the charity stopped donating monthly, she received a phone call to ask for donations in less than a month, which attracted attention. In the video, Ms. Liu said that she insisted on making monthly donations at a foundation in Beijing for many years. Due to the recent slump in business, she cancelled her monthly donation after careful consideration last month. Allegedly, less than a month after canceling the monthly donation, they received a phone call from the foundation asking why they stopped donating. The other party laughed after hearing her claim that she was “out of money.” According to the report, the reporter noticed that Ms. Liu did not clearly reveal in the video which public welfare organization it was, but only stated that it was “a certain foundation.” On September 7, news spread on the Internet that the agency involved was the “United Nations Children's Fund”.

On September 8, UNICEF posted a microblog saying that UNICEF has noticed that in an online video recently, a netizen said that after canceling the donation, they received a call from a public welfare organization. The non-profit organization mentioned in this video is not UNICEF. UNICEF values every supporter, and respect has always been an important principle we uphold. According to a report by Jiupai News, recently, a single mother from Sichuan posted a video saying that after the charity stopped donating monthly, she received a phone call to ask for donations in less than a month, which attracted attention. In the video, Ms. Liu said that she insisted on making monthly donations at a foundation in Beijing for many years. Due to the recent slump in business, she cancelled her monthly donation after careful consideration last month. Allegedly, less than a month after canceling the monthly donation, they received a phone call from the foundation asking why they stopped donating. The other party laughed after hearing her claim that she was “out of money.” According to the report, the reporter noticed that Ms. Liu did not clearly reveal in the video which public welfare organization it was, but only stated that it was “a certain foundation.” On September 7, news spread on the Internet that the agency involved was the “United Nations Children's Fund”.