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DR og TV 2 har besluttet at sende et stort fælles indsamlingsprogram lørdag 27. august til fordel for de mange millioner nødlidende i Østafrika. Kim Bildsøe Lassen og Jes Dorph-Petersen er værter i programmet, der sendes fra UNICEF's bygninger i København direkte på DR1 og TV 2.
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