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Amy Jensen

June 14, 2017

For months, we’ve been talking about World Cup, and it’s finally here. For the first time, the World Cup will be starting tomorrow, in South Africa.

Julie Willig

WNBA star and Nothing But Nets™ Champion Ruth Riley is not a stranger to medals and awards, with a shelf of hardware to show for it.

Negin Janati

Last week, the Buzz Tour rolled into Seattle.  We had so much fun running around to visit our partners and supporters that we were, well, sleepless. 

Andrea Gough

The two organizations came together Saturday night to form an All-Star lineup with one goal: to save lives from malaria before it is too late. On behalf of the Nothing But Nets™ campaign, I was completely honored to join Bishop Schol of the Baltimore-Washington Conference and Greg Bibb with the Mystics on the court during halftime to accept a check of $2,500 to send 250 life-saving bed nets to Africa.

Jenna Sauber

This past Sunday was World Refugee Day, and in honor of that, we wanted to say thank you one more time for all of your support in helping us to achieve our goal of sending one million nets to refugees in Africa by the end of 2009.

Jenna Sauber

It’s only July and we’ve accomplished so much already in 2010. World Cup ends in just a few days, so we wanted to share some highlights from our United Against Malaria partnership, the Buzz Tour, and of course, the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.

Danielle Garrahan,  Dave Burton

From the very humorous comment made by the KLM pilot leaving Amsterdam that “We will be able to get going as soon as the last of the vuvuzelas are loaded,” to the decked out airport, to the international flags lining all the major roadways, it is clear that World Cup fever is everywhere.

Danielle Garrahan

On Friday night, United Against Malaria hosted a reception for all of the partners to wrap up a great collaboration over the last year, ending with the World Cup final games this weekend.

Negin Janati

With the Boy Scouts, Concerts, and the Colorado Rapids, we had a great time in the mile-high city. 

Diana Walker

I had the amazing opportunity to go work with 2010 AMERICAN IDOL runner ups Tim Urban, Katie Stevens, and Aaron Kelly a couple weeks ago before they started up their summer tour around the U.S.