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Nejla Routsong

June 9, 2017

Stephen Curry is hoping to create a “snowball effect” by challenging his fans to join his challenge and pledge to donate—whether that be $.10, $1 or $10- for every shot he makes from behind the arc this season.

Gretchen King

The Lutheran Malaria Initiative (LMI) mobilizes U.S. Lutherans in the global effort to end malaria deaths in Africa and is a partnership between Lutheran World Relief and The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod.

Caren Merrick

Last Spring at The Langley School in McLean, VA, fourth graders were asked to propose a service project. My son Jackson Merrick, then age 9, had been a supporter of Nothing But Nets, which he’d learned about from posters at a community basketball game.

Chris Helfrich

June 8, 2017

In the past decade, widespread funding for and use of malaria prevention and treatment tools has saved an estimated 1.1 million lives. That is truly something to celebrate. 

Chris Helfrich

We invite you to learn how far Nothing But Nets has come by browsing our Celebrating Five Years report: 

Nejla Routsong

If you’re like me, you’ve put off shopping for the holidays until the very last minute. We’re here to help! With these gifts, you can let your loved ones know you care and save lives at the same time—each of the companies below will help send nets for every gift sold. I can’t think of a better way to celebrate the season of giving than by giving back!

Million Moms Challenge

A new year always brings a sense of possibility. Against the backdrop of newness, many of us try to set goals for the coming year. While the chances of sticking to those goals are low for most of us, data shows that when goals are clear, measurable, realistic, and shared with others, they are far more likely to be achieved.

Susannah Rosenblatt

On a recent trip to Tanzania with the United Nations Foundation, I visited churches, clergy, communities, and government uniting in the fight against malaria—and winning.

Chris Helfrich

Nothing But Nets wrapped up 2012 in Taipei, Taiwan at Junior Chamber International’s World Congress, celebrating one of the campaign’s most active and effective partnerships.

Rebecca Lathe

As a Teen Advisor to Girl Up, a campaign of the United Nations Foundation, I know the value of a girl’s life. I’ve worked in my community to spread awareness about the value of girls to society as a whole and more importantly, girls’ human right to safety, sanitation, healthcare, education, and the opportunity to succeed.