Blog

Jeffrey Jenkins

May 02, 2008

I was excited to head over to American University, where my colleague Kate Kovarovic, AU Professor Gemma Puglisi and a senior PR Portfolio class had developed an amazing project to raise awareness for Nothing But Nets.

Keely Solimene

May 01, 2008

The Most Reverend George J. Rassas, Vicar for Vicariate I in the Archdiocese of Chicago, recently presented teens from The St. Anne Catholic Community in Barrington, Illinois with the Youth Leadership Award for their involvement in the Nothing But Nets campaign.  

Theresa Herget

April 30, 2008

For World Malaria Day, a group of UMC members thought they would show their support for Nothing But Nets by biking for 238 miles!  

Jenna Sauber

April 30, 2008

Thousands of people across the country played our game, Deliver the Net, to have a bed net sent on their behalf to Africa thanks to our generous sponsor, Vestergaard Frandsen.

Jenna Sauber

April 25, 2008

We’re here at the Nothing But Nets youth event— co-hosted with Malaria No More and Children for Children—and the kids are having fun already. The students range from kindergarten age to high schoolers, and all of them are really interested in what malaria is, and what Nothing But Nets is doing to help confront the disease.

Shannon Raybold

April 25, 2008

Hundreds of people around the world are hosting NETS Challenges to raise money and awareness in commemoration of World Malaria Day, today, April 25. 

Ani

April 25, 2008

Because there are so many good causes out there, I hadn’t given April 25, World Malaria Day, much thought until I was asked to create a map that showed all of the Nothing but Nets Sports Challenges that are going on across the country. 

Amy DiElsi

April 25, 2008

Today, Nothing But Nets went to Hartford, Connecticut, to commemorate World Malaria Day with President Bush at Northwest Boys and Girls Club.

Jenna Sauber

April 25, 2008

Ted Turner, Rick Reilly and the mosquito just rang the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) closing bell.

Jenna Sauber

April 25, 2008

We got interviewed by Al Roker on the Today Show, and at the Early Show, we got LSU Tigers star Glenn Dorsey—now an NFL draft recruit—to hold up our buzzkill shirt!