Every 30 Seconds a Child Dies of Malaria… Let’s Help Change That!

April 23, 2010 / 16 Comments

Over 3 billion people worldwide are at risk of Malaria. That’s almost half the world’s population!!! The disease kills one million people every year… and most of those are pregnant women and children. Today, on World Malaria Day, you can save a life. By donating just $10 you can donate a bed net that will keep a child protected from mosquitos carrying Malaria.

So far the World Bank have donated 50 million nets! That’s 50
million lives saves… now let’s help save more!
Text NETS to 864233 to donate. $10 will be charged to your phone bill.

We all know how powerful social media can be these days… so why don’t we all help spread the word… tweet to your followers, spread the word on Facebook, text your friends with the donation number, do anything you can to help save lives! This is so important, dolls… and it’s something we should be aware of all the time, not just today.

In the time it took you to read this, a child died from Malaria. END MALARIA!!!

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Comments (16)

  1. Mike  |   Posted on Apr 25th, 2010

    Hey kim. I just wanted to say that you are such a beautiful person inside and out. I think its horrible how your boyfriends have treated you because no guy should ever d-respect a woman. Your amazing even though i’ve never met you lol. Have a great career!

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  2. Gucci Sneakers  |   Posted on Apr 25th, 2010

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  3. Gucci Sneakers  |   Posted on Apr 25th, 2010

    The most widely known signature mark of Louboutin shoes is the red lacquer soles, an idea that stemmed from another flash of insight he had. The designer was reviewing one of his fashion shows and, while satisfied with his product, he felt that something w

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  4. mary-anne  |   Posted on Apr 26th, 2010

    i LIKE THIS POST!AND YES, I BELIEVE THAT WE ARE ALL DOING ALREADY AT LEAST A LITTLE.THANK YOU KIMMIE!U ARE SO GREAT!

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  5. refiloe  |   Posted on Apr 29th, 2010

    Hey Kim, thank u so much for raising this awareness, i’m from South Africa and i have also donated bed nets through an organisation called JCI so keep up the good.

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  6. Jany Keochkerian  |   Posted on May 23rd, 2010

    I lived 2 1/2 in a malaria-risk country. The temptation is high when you have money/power/fame to feel as if it is going to help make a better world. but it does not work like that. For you can not reach out everybody that has lived, is, or will.

    The book you reading sort of relate to that; you need to get people prepared to that after world where humans don’t need money to live. I hope we can get in contact together. I have beautiful ideas, but i need to reach out. And the only way I see is through you. So I am not gonna sextape you but rather voice my message through. And I am sure you can tape it. God has perfect timing.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdQFoa89LfM

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