If your group or non-profit organization wishes to
support our cause of reducing unnecessary death worldwide due to insect bites,
and raise money for your causes at the same time, we can
help.
Nosquito Bites LLC, will contribute $10.00 to your organization
for each $52 sponsorship of a child that we receive and; Nosquito
Bites LLC will supply a one year supply of children's patches to Raising Malawi
(www.RaisingMalawi.org).
Since
2006, Raising Malawi has been dedicated to bringing an end to the extreme
poverty and hardship endured by Malawi's 2 million orphans and vulnerable
children.
Co-founded by Madonna and Michael Berg, Raising Malawi
supports community based organizations that provide orphans and vulnerable
children with nutritious food, proper clothing, secure shelter, formal
education, targeted medical care, and emotional support. In addition, Raising
Malawi supports non-government organizations that offer impoverished families
with innovative opportunities for sustainability.
Testimonials
"My first exposure to the mosquito patches was on a trip to Malawi, Africa in 2006 where I was traveling to explore what the Raising Malawi organization was doing to help orphans in need. Everyone I spoke to warned me about getting my shots and about the dangers of getting malaria from mosquito bites. When I got there most people were covering themselves with repellent daily, and were nervous still. I must say that after the first day with not a single bite using the patches, I became a believer and evangelized them to all my travel companions. It was this experience that was the seed level in my getting involved with the company. It is not often that you can recommend a good product that you know can do good in the world."
- Mike Rosen, Architect
I hope you're well and enjoying the summer. Just wanted to let you know that I have put my Nosquitos patches to good use.
My partner and I spent a weekend upstate in the woods recently, and remained skeeter free the entire time, thanks to your patches. We've also worn them to sundown garden parties in the Hamptons, and were the only attendees not swatting at our ankles.
I gave the last of my supply to a friend who was hiking the Appalachian trail. After weeks of being eaten alive, he was very grateful to go without mosquito bites for a good part of his trek. Of course, now he wants to know how he can get some more.
Somehow, a mosquito got into my apartment last night. The bites he left me with reminded me I wanted to check in with you, and thank you for the samples. They were very much appreciated. Here's hoping we get some on international aid workers very soon.
- J.Stephen
