UNICEF Tap Project People
Thousands of people across the country make the UNICEF Tap Project possible. Meet a few of them here!
UNICEF Tap Project 2010 National Spokesperson
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Though best known as the bassist and lyricist of the Grammy nominated band Fall Out Boy, Pete Wentz is also entrepreneur and social philanthropist. In 2005, Pete founded the record label Decaydance, which has released acclaimed artists Gym Class Heroes, Panic at the Disco, and Cobra Starship, among others. Pete also launched a clothing line, Clandestine Industries, and joined forces with friends to create the nightclub “Angels & Kings,” a New York bar that was a favorite with the cast of MTV’s Real World Brooklyn. The bar has since expanded to locations in Chicago and Barcelona. Pete Wentz has also been active in international issues for some time. The video for Fall Out Boy’s song “Me and You” tells the story of two young people caught in civil war in Northern Uganda, and spreads the word about child soldiers who are taken from their families and forced into conflict. |
Supporting Celebrity Chefs
Ever since the UNICEF Tap Project launched in 2007, chefs have been incredibly generous in their support of this lifesaving campaign.
 Chef Marcus Samuelsson Chef/Co-Owner Aquavit and UNICEF Ambassador |
 Chef Tom Colicchio Chef/Owner Craft Restaurants and 'wichcraft |
 Chef Georges Perrier Chef/Owner Le Bec-Fin |
Amazing Volunteers
From recruiting restaurants to hosting events, volunteers across the country have dedicated long hours and incredible spirit to the UNICEF Tap Project.
 Danielle Bias 2010 UNICEF Tap Project City Coordinator |
 Justin De Los Santos 2010 UNICEF Tap Project City Coordinator |
 Laura Horwith 2010 UNICEF Tap Project City Coordinator |
