When three-year-old Sarah in rural Zambia couldn't sleep through the night due to constant mosquito bites, her mother felt helpless. Today, thanks to AMF's intervention, Sarah and her entire family sleep safely under insecticide-treated nets that cost just $2 each. This simple solution has helped reduce malaria deaths in their region by 50% within three years.

The Impact Behind the Numbers

Since 2009, AMF has emerged as one of the world's most effective charities, receiving donations from people in 189 countries. Their approach is remarkably straightforward - converting donations into long-lasting insecticide-treated nets that protect families in high-risk malaria regions. At just $2 per net protecting two people for years, AMF delivers one of the most cost-effective ways to save lives.

‍Real Change, Real Results

• Over 400 million people protected worldwide
• Approximately 100,000 lives saved through net distribution
• Present in 36 countries, with focused interventions in 7 key regions annually

Beyond Statistics: Community

TransformationIn Luapula Province, Zambia, Chief Environmental Health Officer Mateyo Moyo has witnessed firsthand how AMF's work transforms communities. Through careful coordination with local leaders, they've implemented innovative solutions like penalties for using nets as fishing equipment, ensuring the nets serve their intended purpose.

A Model of Efficiency

AMF's success lies in its transparent, data-driven approach. Every dollar donated goes directly to purchasing nets, with rigorous monitoring ensuring they reach and protect intended recipients. This commitment to accountability has earned AMF recognition as one of the most cost-effective charities globally, with an estimated cost of $3,000-$8,000 to save a life.

When you support AMF, you're not just buying nets - you're investing in proven, sustainable change that protects families like Sarah's for years to come. In the ongoing battle against malaria, every net counts, every life matters, and every donation makes a measurable difference.