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In May 1919, two British sisters set up Save the Children to fight for the rights of children.
A century on, our global movement keeps Eglantyne Jebb and Dorothy Buxton's vision alive across the world every single day, thanks to the support of millions of people like you.
Humourous drawings by Corrine de Candole 1925, which details her experience working in the Save the Children Office.
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