Join Linda in support of Help Stop Malaria in Burma Campaign

Linda

1366 from 17 donors 1000 goal met!
How does the “Help Stop Malaria” campaign work?
We are kicking off an urgent campaign to raise funds to purchase medicine used in treating malaria, and to help prevent the spread of drug-resistant malaria in eastern Burma. Click the Make a Donation button above to directly support the efforts of our Champions to meet the goal of this campaign and to help the people of Burma.
Where does the money go?
Community Partners International is a nonprofit working with local partners to improve health and education for the people of Burma. Your donation will go directly to purchase malaria medications used in the treatment against the spread of malaria in Burma.
How do I know my donation will make a difference?
Accessing quality malaria medication is one of the biggest challenges of our work in Burma. Funds donated to this campaign will go directly to the purchase of malaria medications used to treat women, children and families in Burma. Help Stop Malaria, a preventable, treatable killer.

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Jul 31
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Mark made a 75 contribution
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Ricky gave 51 for a package of life-saving malaria medication
Jul 19
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Christine gave 50 for a package of life-saving malaria medication
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Katy gave 25 for a package of life-saving malaria medication
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Cheyenne gave 50 for a package of life-saving malaria medication
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Aimee made a 75 contribution
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Julie gave 100 for a package of life-saving malaria medication
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Jeremy made a 25 contribution
Jun 28
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Laura gave 20 for a package of life-saving malaria medication
Jun 27
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Sarah made a 25 contribution
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Eric gave 200 for a package of life-saving malaria medication
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Perrin gave 20 for a package of life-saving malaria medication
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Lorenzo gave 50 for a package of life-saving malaria medication
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Maria gave 50 for a package of life-saving malaria medication
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Doug made a 50 contribution
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Joe made a 400 contribution
Jun 26
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Josh made a 100 contribution

The heavy malaria season is right around the corner!

Hi friends!!!

Help me reach a goal of raising $1,000 to help our partners buy malaria treatments before the heavy rainy season hits! As many of you may know, I work with many community based and ethnic health organizations who are providing health services in very hard to reach areas throughout Eastern Burma. Through their primary health care approach, they are helping to actively find and treat malaria patients in their villages, and containing the spread of multi-drug resistant malaria (a major public health emergency, ask the WHO!). However, one of their biggest and chronic challenges has been the ability to access affordable, good quality medicines. (Burma is rife with fake drugs, sadly). Luckily, through various “public-private” partnerships, our partners have the opportunity to buy good quality ACTs that are affordable right now.

And this is where your support can really help. The cost of one adult treatment is about $1.00 and I’m hoping to raise $1,000 for this rainy season. This means with your support, we would be able to treat 1,000 patients!

Pitch in a dollar or 20 or 100 (or whatever you would like). It would mean a lot to me! I’ve been working with CPI-GHAP for the past 8 years because I love my organization and its support and strengthening of the work our partners do.

Thanks so much, guys!!!! Love, Linda

About Community Partners International

Community Partners International (CPI) works with local partners to improve health and education, led by and for the people of Burma / Myanmar. Back1 copyFor 15 years CPI has provided evidence-based public health training, mentoring and technical resources to local organizations in remote, conflict-affected and underserved communities so they can design, manage and monitor their own high quality health programs. For more information on Community Partners International click here.

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