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Hayes Brown

June 12, 2017

We are thrilled to present to you the Nothing But Nets 2010 Annual Report, collecting a year’s worth of efforts to save lives and the myriad of ways that you have contributed to the fight against malaria.

Meril Cullinan

Each day, hundreds of refugees are fleeing the crisis in Cote d’Ivoire — leaving behind their homes and many of their belongings and moving to refugee camps across the border in Liberia.

Hayes Brown

Deep in the heart of Texas, Amy Dorsett of the Alamo Heights United Methodist Church is cooking to save lives! She collaborated with her congregation as a part of their 100th Anniversary to put together “The Heights of Taste Cookbook”. 

Meril Cullinan

For World Malaria Day this year, we’re honoring Champions in the fight against malaria — from students to CEOs to YOU.

Amy Jensen

On Friday, April 15, the Boys and Girls Club of Newark, New Jersey hosted an interactive malaria-education workshop in the lead-up to World Malaria Day. Members of the Nothing But Nets team came up to recognize the club’s boys and girls as Champions in the fight against malaria for their work to raise funds to send nets and save lives. 

United to Beat Malaria Team

As Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Tony Blair signed the commitment to the UN Millennium Development Goals and used his leadership role to renew dedication to combating malaria.  Today, as Founder and Patron of the Tony Blair Faith Foundation, he continues to support work to end deaths from malaria through global multi-faith initiatives and training of faith-leaders on the ground to promote malaria prevention messages to their congregations.

Meril Cullinan

This World Malaria Day, we’re celebrating Champions in the fight against malaria! In Times Square, we’re showcasing Champions on the Toshiba big screen with this brand new video:

Amy Jensen

Instead of regular birthday presents for her 13th birthday party, Béatrix Pratte-Ness asked her classmates at the International School of Monaco to donate money to Nothing But Nets. 

Danielle Garrahan

Last Saturday, I was invited down to Charlotte, NC to speak at a benefit dinner at Davidson College. The dinner was organized by Bryant Barr, a former Davidson student — who I quickly learned has an amazing heart and compassion for people all around the world. 

Meril Cullinan

Yesterday, the Roll Back Malaria partnership released a new report called “Business Investing in Malaria Control: Economic Returns and a Healthy Workforce for Africa.”