Theresa Herget

June 21, 2017

Chicago Fire midfielder Diego Gutierrez is posing this question to almost everyone he comes in contact with these days as a national spokesperson for Nothing but Nets, a United Nations Foundation campaign that works to provide mosquito nets to families in Africa.

Ginna Gutierrez

Once again, The Chicago Fire and Diego Gutierrez came through raising $1200 dollars for bed nets.

Theresa Herget

Bishop Huie of Houston announced the People of the United Methodist Church’s commitment to sending bed nets to areas in need, specifically including Côte d’Ivoire, on Sept. 27 during the annual meeting of the Clinton Global Initiative.

Adrianna Logalbo

It all began on the steps of Houston’s City Hall, where Houston’s Mayor Bill White and Houston City Council Member Ada Edwards held a press conference to proclaim September 17 through September 23, 2007 Nothing But Nets week.

Ruth Riley

In my career I have visited the free throw line thousands of times, whether it be shooting to play in a pick up game, at practice, or winning a national championship – but this past week I actually had the chance to shoot for a cause much greater than basketball.

Molly McGravey

On September 30th, Allegheny College took a stand against malaria by participating in a 5k road race.

Elizabeth McKee Gore

On Thursday, the UN Foundation hosted a table of faith leaders at a dinner during the leadership forum of the National Association of Evangelicals. The key note speaker was Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon of the United Nations.

Theresa Herget

The Nothing But Nets team has been listening to all of your questions and we want to let you know that we have just posted some new FAQs to answer your most commonly asked questions, such as: “Can I purchase individual nets from Nothing But Nets?”

Matthew Cordell

As I was watching the Gates Malaria Forum‘s “Town Hall” yesterday evening (entire day’s webcast), I was struck by an anecdote told by Brian Greenwood, Professor at London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine:

Amy DiElsi

Melinda Gates, Co-chair of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, opened the Gates Malaria Forum in Seattle this morning with a call to embrace the effort to eradicate malaria.