Netting Nations works closely with various other responsible 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations that share our goal of improving the lives of others.  However, before any partnership is formed, we first verify that any funds donated to a potential partner organization will go directly to the purchase and/or distribution of ITNs and other anti-malarial products with minimal overhead.  Netting Nations is proud to say that over the course of the past year, we have partnered with many fine organizations in ITN distribution projects:

• Net Life Africa – In January of 2007, Netting Nations provided a $1,000 grant to Net Life Africa, an impressive organization founded in January of 2005 by Saint Louis University medical students Andrew Sherman and Jesse Matthews.  This money was used to purchase ITNs for Net Life Africa’s “bike from village to village” distribution project, during which over 1,100 nets were distributed to 17 villages in the Kedougou region of Senegal. 

• Nothing But Nets – In February of 2007, Netting Nations donated $1,000 to Nothing But Nets.  This donation was then matched dollar-for-dollar by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, effectively purchasing approximately 400 ITNs for distribution by the United Nations Foundation to those areas most in need.
  

• Rotarian Eliminating Malaria – In March 2007, Netting Nations’ donation to Rotarians Eliminating Malaria purchased approximately 200 ITNs that were used to completely “net” a hospital in Sichilli, Zambia.