Help Stop Malaria in Burma Campaign
5231
from 75 donors
5000 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.
Thanks to...
| Oct 16 | Emily made a 25 contribution |
| Aug 27 | Barbara made a 50 contribution |
| Aug 15 | Holly made a 50 contribution |
| Aug 12 | Carrie gave 20 for a package of life-saving malaria medication |
| Aug 11 | Matthew made a 50 contribution |
| Aug 9 | Mike made a 100 contribution |
| Aug 5 | Linda made a 50 contribution |
| Aug 4 | Michelle made a 20 contribution |
| Aug 2 | Robert gave 40 for a package of life-saving malaria medication |
| Aug 1 | Stephanie made a 20 contribution |
| Jul 31 | Mark made a 75 contribution |
| Green Street gave 100 for a package of life-saving malaria medication | |
| Kelly made a 100 contribution | |
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Aaron
made a 25 contribution |
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| Ricky gave 51 for a package of life-saving malaria medication | |
| Jul 30 | Green Street gave 100 for a package of life-saving malaria medication |
| Patti made a 25 contribution | |
| Oliver made a 100 contribution | |
| Green Street gave 50 for a package of life-saving malaria medication | |
| Mary gave 10 for a package of life-saving malaria medication | |
| Barbara made a 50 contribution | |
| LeAnne gave 25 for a package of life-saving malaria medication | |
| Jul 29 | Green Street gave 100 for a package of life-saving malaria medication |
| Green Street gave 50 for a package of life-saving malaria medication | |
| Green Street gave 50 for a package of life-saving malaria medication | |
| Green Street gave 50 for a package of life-saving malaria medication | |
| Jul 28 | Nancy gave 50 for a package of life-saving malaria medication |
| Christy made a 50 contribution | |
| Meta made a 50 contribution | |
| Roberta made a 25 contribution | |
| Jul 27 | Dana gave 25 for a package of life-saving malaria medication |
| Jul 19 | Pam made a 100 contribution |
| Christine gave 50 for a package of life-saving malaria medication | |
| Jul 18 | Kate gave 100 for a package of life-saving malaria medication |
| Jul 17 | Lisa made a 100 contribution |
| Caroline gave 100 for a package of life-saving malaria medication | |
| Craig made a 100 contribution | |
| Allison made a 25 contribution | |
| Ed and Martha made a 100 contribution | |
| S made a 100 contribution | |
| Marla gave 100 for a package of life-saving malaria medication | |
| Jul 16 | Dyan made a 50 contribution |
| Jul 15 | Denise made a 50 contribution |
| Chris gave 100 for a package of life-saving malaria medication | |
| Damian gave 100 for a package of life-saving malaria medication | |
| Scott made a 100 contribution | |
| Lois gave 100 for a package of life-saving malaria medication | |
| Jen made a 50 contribution | |
| Kate made a 50 contribution | |
| Jul 14 | Katy gave 25 for a package of life-saving malaria medication |
| Jul 12 | Cheyenne gave 50 for a package of life-saving malaria medication |
| Jul 9 | Holly made a 100 contribution |
| Jul 8 | Elan made a 10 contribution |
| Jul 3 | Aimee made a 75 contribution |
| Jul 2 | Julie gave 100 for a package of life-saving malaria medication |
| Jeremy made a 25 contribution | |
| Debra made a 100 contribution | |
| Jun 30 | Carol made a 50 contribution |
| James S gave 50 for a package of life-saving malaria medication | |
| Jun 29 | Jenny gave 20 for a package of life-saving malaria medication |
| Jun 28 | Laura gave 20 for a package of life-saving malaria medication |
| Jun 27 | Sarah made a 25 contribution |
| Eric gave 200 for a package of life-saving malaria medication | |
| Perrin gave 20 for a package of life-saving malaria medication | |
| Lorenzo gave 50 for a package of life-saving malaria medication | |
| Maria gave 50 for a package of life-saving malaria medication | |
| Doug made a 50 contribution | |
| Joe made a 400 contribution | |
| Jun 26 | Josh made a 100 contribution |
| Timothy made a 25 contribution | |
| Jun 25 | Scott made a 100 contribution |
| Rita and Travis made a 50 contribution | |
| Katherine gave 20 for a package of life-saving malaria medication | |
| Jennifer gave 10 for a package of life-saving malaria medication | |
| Tim made a 25 contribution | |
| Jun 24 | Graham gave 50 for a package of life-saving malaria medication |
| Matt gave 10 for a package of life-saving malaria medication | |
| Jun 22 |
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Brent
made a 150 contribution |
| Jun 19 | Dennis gave 10 for a package of life-saving malaria medication |
| Jun 13 | Debbie made a 100 contribution |
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100 in offline donations |
Help Stop Malaria — a preventable, treatable disease
Malaria causes 30% of deaths among children under age five in eastern Burma. But it doesn’t have to be this way — malaria is one of the most preventable and treatable diseases. Community Partners International supports local partner organizations in Burma who treat more than 10,000 patients a year with Plasmodium falciparum malaria, the deadliest strain.
As drug resistance develops to existing malaria drugs, new ones need to be introduced. Currently, artemisinin-based combination therapy (ACT) is the World Health Organization’s recommended treatment for P. falciparum.
Yet it is difficult and complicated to access these medications in eastern Burma. With rainy season fast approaching, we are urgently looking for funds to purchase ACTs for our local partners’ malaria control programs.
It costs less than $1 to provide a course of life-saving malaria medication to a villager in Burma. We hope that you will join us in our campaign to stop malaria in Burma.
Read stories of real lives changed
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Green Street Foundation
and 26 others gave
a package of life-saving malaria medication Saving a daughter's life
Thank you all for supporting the Community Partners International Help Stop Malaria in Burma Campaign! Because of your generosity, CPI has reached their $5,000 goal. Your kindness helped purchase malaria medicine for a family like Daw Wah Wah's -- she is extremely grateful:
I am 40 years old, from Kyauk Hpyar ...
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Jen view profile
Jen
and 17 others gave
a package of life-saving malaria medication Tun completely recovered
Debbie view profile
Debbie
and 29 others gave
a package of life-saving malaria medication "Malaria Free Zone"
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. 
For 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.