The first book about Pippi was released in 1945, right after the end of World War II with millions of children affected. Today 68,5 million people are forcibly displaced – more than during World War II. More than half of the world’s’ refugees are children. Girls are especially vulnerable in refugee situations. Girls on the move, Refugee girls are the Pippi of today. Every girl that is on the move is strong. And each of them deserves the chance to take charge of their own story. By joining forces with the strongest, most famous girl in the world they can be empowered to do it. The campaign will support the Pippi of today and Save the Children’s work for “Girls on the Move”. Girls on the move supports girls that have been through trauma – enabling them to gain confidence, creating possibilities to share their stories and providing opportunities to change their lives. To go from the past, to the now and to own their future.

$1 per sold item is donated to Save the Children. 

Enamelware carries a carbon steel core, with a double coating of enamel. The items are durable, functional and light.

Capacity 3.7dl. Dishwasher safe. Do not put in microwave oven. Official Pippi Longstocking.