Saturday, December 18, 2010

Global Giving

I know I sound like a broken record, but support us on Global Giving! It makes a great holiday gift!

Friday, December 3, 2010

Congrats!

Congratulations to this year's NETwork Against Malaria 5k youth winners!






NETwork needs YOU!


Dear NETwork Team,

NETwork has another amazing opportunity- becoming listed on Global Giving's website. Getting on Global Giving is like the big leagues for a nonprofit. With people and companies all over the world having access to our information, we could make money in our sleep!

Remember all those times we got up at six am on a Saturday to prepare for an event? Well, we'll still probably do that, but there's a chance we could have been making money at 3 am while you were asleep too.

ONLY ONE LITTLE THING: We have to raise $4,000 from 5o different donors by DEMEBER 22!!

So now we need to get on our fundraisin' faces and makes some dough!

Ask friends family, ANYONE to donate. Dotations can be $10 or more sizable. ANY GIFT WILL BE APPRECIATED!

So get out there heros of fundraising, because NO TASK IS TOO DAUNTING- NO TASK IS IMPOSSIBLE!


(oh, by the way, here's the website you'll need!)
http://www.globalgiving.org/projects/network-against-malaria/

Thanksgiving

Thanks giving is a time to be thankful- for all the wonderful things we have in our lives. It is also a time to reflect on all the things that we can do to improve the lives of others.

As young volunteers, we realize that November is often a time for hunger awarness. Do some research on your community to learn about local hunger issues your community faces.

In my own community, more people are visiting food pantries which has caused them to run low and even run out. I volunteer at a food pantry and have been told stock is high around the holidays, but runs low throughout the rest of the year.

A great cause for you is a random hunger drive for your own community. Call your local food pantry to find out when food runs lowest and when your Non-Holiday Food Drive would be most needed.

Thursday, November 18, 2010

Key Chain Days

So volunteering is sort of like making NETwork jewelry. Sometimes its a safety pin bracelet day and you feel like spending hours volunteering to alleviate the suffering of others. Other times it's a key chain day and a couple of minutes is just right. Either way, giving your time is great.

Weather you're in a safety pin mood or a key chain mood, there is always something you can do to help, always some way to get involved.

Thursday, November 11, 2010

Up Coming Opportunities

Looking to get involved?

NETwork has some amazing upcoming opportunities for you to jump on.

  1. Come to our 5K this Saturday! Register online at networkagainstmalaria.org. Bring your competitve nature and running shoes or bring your positive attitude and walk the distance. Either way, come out to support NETwork, our volunteer who organized the event, and the children of Uganda.
  2. Join us for beading on Sunday. E-mail us if you're interested in this opportunity.
  3. Start a chapter! Is there not a chapter in your area or are you looking to start something new? Send NETwork an e-mail and get your start-up kit in the mail!
  4. Buy our jewelry. With Christmas just around the corner, you or someone special should be treated with our amazing jewelry.
  5. Start NETwork-ing! Volunteer any where any time to get involved. Maybe blogging is even your thing. Send NETwork an e-mail for a more extensive list of up-coming events in your area or to learn how to set some up!

Thursday, November 4, 2010

What You Can Do

Considering Fund raising for NETwork Against Malaria?

A little dough can go a long way in the fight against malaria. Get together with family, friends, classmates, teammates, clubs, groups, whatever and change the lives of children, pregnant women, and families across the globe!


Sponsor three children- $10

For only $10 you can give a life-saving bednet to three impoverished children at our next net distribution.


Sponsor a family- $40

For $40 you can give enough nets to protect a Ugandan family at our next net distribution.




Sponsor a classroom- $300

For $300 you can donate nets for a grade school or high school class.





Sponsor a school- $2,000

For $2,000 you can sponsor a rural school. Students will be protected from malaria, saving their lives and allowing them to attend school.





Sponsor a village- $7,000

With your gift of $7,000, a rural village can be protected from malaria. This will give the community the opportunity to better their lives and lift themselves out of poverty.