Blog

Ruth Riley

June 8, 2017

Looking over the audience at the Junior Chamber International (JCI) World Congress a few weeks ago in Leipzig, Germany brought back fond memories of my experiences at the 2004 Olympics.

Chris Helfrich

2015 is a monumental year in the fight against malaria. This year, leaders from the United Nations are debating a new set of world goals for the next 15 years – and we hope that ending malaria will be part of these goals.

Anjali Singh-Code

We have exciting news! We’re thrilled to announce that today we launch a new partnership with an amazing organization, Athletes for Hope, to connect professional, Olympic, and collegiate athletes and their fans to help fight malaria.

Rachel Henderson

Have you had a chance to check out the annual letter released by our partner, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation? It’s exciting for several reasons – particularly because it addresses malaria!

Chris Helfrich

On January 24, 2015, The New York Times ran an important story about a small number of families in Africa who have been using insecticide-treated bednets for fishing, rather than for protection from malaria.

Guest Blogger

Instead of celebrating your birthday with cake and confetti, step outside of the box and welcome a new tradition to honor your special day—donating your birthday to help the fight against malaria.

Brandon Ball

Over the last decade, malaria programs such as the President’s Malaria Initiative (PMI), the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (Global Fund), and UN agencies have delivered over half a billion bednets to families in need. And we know these efforts are working – the World Health Organization estimates that more than 4.3 million lives have been saved since 2000. What’s more, deaths from malaria among children under five in Africa have declined 58%!

Chris Helfrich

Today was an amazing day. I just left the White House where our Champion, Stephen Curry, met with President Obama (and Bo and Sunny) in the Oval Office to talk about malaria and his work with Nothing But Nets.

Elizabeth Ivanovich

Every year in early December, when most people are joyfully putting up their holiday décor, we are anxiously awaiting one thing: the release of the World Malaria Report, an annual catalogue by the World Health Organization of the latest results in the fight against malaria. This year’s report is evidence of the exceptional progress that has been made against the malaria since 2000. Here are five key highlights from this year’s report which came out today.

Rachel Henderson

Recently, the White House hosted the U.S. President’s Malaria Initiative (PMI) and Nothing But Nets to celebrate 10 years of U.S. leadership in the fight against malaria. The event convened global malaria leaders and included Nothing But Nets Champion and NBA star Stephen Curry.