Blog

Adrianna Logalbo

April 24, 2009

As World Malaria Day approaches, we are pleased to share the following statement from the High Commissioner - Antonio Guterres - in recognition of the impact of malaria on refugees on this important day.

Shannon Raybold

April 22, 2009

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Amy DiElsi

April 20, 2009

Nothing But Nets Champion and singer Gavin DeGraw talked with Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb about malaria prevention on the Today Show this morning.

Mark Goldberg

April 17, 2009

Last night, Ashton Kutcher beat out CNN to become the first Twitter user to reach one million followers.  At stake was a pledge from the winner to donate 10,000 anti-malaria bed nets.

Jenna Sauber

April 16, 2009

The last couple of weeks we’ve been gearing up to commemorate the second World Malaria Day - and we’ve asked our supporters, partners and Champions to help us reach our goal of sending 275,000 bed nets to refugees in Uganda, Kenya, Sudan and Tanzania.

Shannon Raybold

April 10, 2009

Students at Cherry Crest Elementary school in Bellevue, Washington, were buzzing with excitement last week as they gathered to learn even more about malaria for a fun-filled afternoon with the Nothing But Nets team and Seattle Sounder Sanna Nyassi.

Elizabeth McKee Gore

April 08, 2009

This weekend I had the privilege to participate in the Y35 Summit Series and present to a group of 135 young philanthropists at Aspen09, a summit of business leaders ages 18-35 who are the world’s most influential young innovators.

Ingrid Madden

April 01, 2009

I can’t believe we are now in our 15th (!) city tour.  This week, the team and I are in Seattle.

Elizabeth McKee Gore

March 26, 2009

I recently returned from Atlanta, GA, where I was lucky enough to have enjoyed a Nothing But Nets luncheon with various members of Atlanta's philanthropic community, including the UN Foundation Chairman himself, Mr. Ted Turner. 

Gavin DeGraw

March 25, 2009

Amidst the shanties and dusty roads, the bare feet and the bicycles overloaded with bananas, the glow of children smiling and waving at strangers dominated the landscape. Some of the most sincere joy I have ever seen.