Spread the Net would like to thank the following partners for their support!
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With more than a half-century in the pest control industry, PCO Services knows better than anyone what it takes to get rid of pests. Through its acquisition by Orkin in 1999, PCO Services gained another century of expertise serving Canada's unique pest control needs. Orkin PCO Services, Canada's largest pest control provider, has set the Canadian standard for pest management and prevention in all categories of business - from residential to commercial to manufacturing, industrial, shipping, mining, grain and government. Visit www.orkincanada.ca/en-ca As a corporate partner with the Spread the Net campaign from 2006-2011, they have made a donation of $15,757 to help prevent malaria-related deaths in Africa. THis generous donation was raised through Orkin PCO employee and customer contributions as well as a corporate donation from the purchase of every Orkin PCO Home Protection Plan in 2010. The Spread the Net team is thankful for the support from Orkin PCO Services. |
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GlaxoSmithKline Inc. (GSK) is a world leading research-based pharmaceutical company devoted to discovering and developing new and innovative medicines and vaccines for Canadians and people around the world. GSK is a top 15 investor in Canadian research and development, contributing more than $144 million in 2009. Spread the Net would like to thank GlaxoSmithKline Inc. for the generous contribution of 1,000 bed nets in 2010! Since 2008, GSK has provided funds for 2,000 bed nets as part of their corporate efforts to eradicate malaria. Visit www.gsk.ca |
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For nearly a quarter of a century Derlea Foods has been providing fresh, authentic Garlic, Ginger and Sun Dried Tomato products in convenient formats to Canadians. From the very beginning people recognized the high quality and authentic flavour associated with the Derlea brands and today many of these fine products are still the market leader. Visit www.derlea.com Derlea Brand Foods supported Spread the Net with the launch of the 'Moms Helping Moms Campaign.' From April 1, 2010 until December 31, 2010, Derlea donated 50 cents from the purchase of any of their spreads to Spread the Net with the goal of providing 2,500 nets! Visit www.derlea.com
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PureStem Beauty Inc. is Canada’s authorized distributor of Intelligent Nutrients. PureStem Beauty Inc.’s values include fostering ethical, mutually beneficial relationships with customers and choosing to sell products that are safe, have sustainability at the forefront and continue to raise the bar innovatively. From April 1 to May 15 2013 PureStem Beauty Inc. is celebrating Earth Month by donating $10 to Spread the Net from every purchase of Intelligent Nutrients’ Bug Repellent Serum and Perfume Spray. Retailing at $59 the products are sold at salons, stores and retail stores across Canada. |
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Kids' Horizons, Air Canada's program of community support, aims to improve the quality of life of children. It promotes the health of children and youth, works to alleviate child poverty and grants wishes for sick and underpriviliged children. The Horizons' Program also allows employees to show their pride in the commitment of Air Canada's promise to local communities. Visit www.aircanada.com |
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Bell Media is Canada’s premier multimedia company with leading assets in television, radio and digital. With passion and an unrelenting commitment to excellence, Bell Media entertains, informs and inspires Canadians. Bell Media owns 28 conventional stations, including CTV, Canada’s #1 television network and lead broadcaster of the London 2012 Olympic Games, and owns and operates 29 specialty channels, including TSN, Canada’s #1 specialty channel and RDS, Canada’s #1 French-language specialty channel. Bell Media also owns 33 radio stations, dozens of websites including the Sympatico.ca portal, and Dome Productions. Bell Media is owned by BCE Inc. (TSX, NYSE: BCE), Canada’s largest communications company. Visit: www.bellmedia.ca |
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TAXI Canada Inc and TAXI are independent, wholly owned provide expertise in strategic planning, advertising, design, interactive marketing, relationship marketing,media planning and Branded Entertainment (through its subsidiary Chokolat). Founded in Montreal in 1992, TAXI has offices in Toronto, New York, Calgary and Vancouver. TAXI's busines is based on a media-neutral approach that encourages creative, strategic flexibility and a consistent brand experience across multiple touch points with multiple consumers. TAXI was ranked eighth among the most awarded agencies in the world by Creativity in 2006 and was named Canadian Agency of the Year by Marketing Magazine in 2001 and 2005. In 2006, TAXI was named Agency of the Year by Strategy Magazine from 2002 to 2005. In addition, TAXI has been reanked among the 50 best managed companies from 2003 to 2005 by Deloitte. TAXI's mission is to create an environment that attracts bright people and challenges them to do great things that are relevant to the social and economic ladder. Visit www.taxi.ca |
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ONEXONE is a non-profit foundation committed to supporting, preserving and improving the lives of children at home in the U.S., Canada, and around the world. Through its ongoing campaigns, ONEXONE is dedicated to helping create a world where children can live safely and with dignity: every child has clean water to drink; enough food to eat; where no child suffers or succums to illness due to improper or insufficient medical care; where school and learning are a right and not a privilege; and where every kid has the chance to just be a kid. ONEXONE's mission is to preserve a basic quality of life for children locally and globally: because Hope Belongs to Everyone. Visit www.onexone.org |
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Outpost is Canada's only adventure travel magazine. Visit www.outpostmagazine.com.
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Bed Net Distribution Partners |
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Spread the Net and Plan Canada are working in partnership to provide 25,000 long lasting insecticidal bed nets to families living in malaria-endemic Guinea, West Africa. Together, Spread the Net and Plan Canada are mobilizing Canadians through fundraising efforts and awareness campaigns to ensure that families in Guinea receive life-saving bed nets, effective training on usage, and health education. Plan has been working in Guinea since 1989, helping poor children to access their rights to education, health, sanitation and protection. Plan Guinea works to build the capacity of health centres and to help educate communities on health issues, including how to prevent diseases such as malaria and cholera, safe childbirth practices, and reproductive sexual health. Visit www.plancanada.ca View Frequently Asked Questions
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Spread the Net and Buy-A-Net Malaria Prevention Group (BAN) have partnered for two bed net distribution projects since 2011. To date, STN, BAN and BAN's on the ground networks have successfully procured and distributed 2,650 WHO approved long-lasting insecticide treated bed nets to families in Kawempe, a district in Uganda’s capital city, Kampala. Visit www.buyanet.ca |
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Spread the Net and UNICEF Canada worked in partnership to raise the founding goal of $5,000,000 in support of UNICEF’s bed net distribution programs in Liberia and Rwanda. Thanks to the generosity of Canadians coast to coast, 250,000 nets were procured and delivered to children and families in Liberia and Rwanda. Visit www.unicef.ca |
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General Support |
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Spread the Net has joined in partnership with The Mosquitoes Suck Tour to squash out malaria! In 2011 & 2012, Canadian high schools can book a Mosquitoes Suck Tour event at their school and help raise funds and awareness in the fight against malaria. All proceeds from each MST show goes towards buying bed nets for people living in malaria-endemic regions in Africa. Visit www.dontbiteme.ca for more information on how high schools can get involved. |
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In 2011, young Canadian leaders inspired by faith are serving as ambassadors of inter-religious cooperation through The Tony Blair Faith Foundation's Faiths Act Fellowship Program. These Canadian Fellows will be joining Fellows from the United States, the United Kingdom and India on a mission to address the United Nation's Millenium Development Goals, with an emphasis on the eradiction of malaria. In 2010, the Fellows raised over $18,000 to support Spread the Net in partnership with UNICEF Canada in providing insecticide treated bed nets to families in Africa. Spread the Net looks forward to following this year's Canadian faith-based leaders are they strive to mobilize their community in the fight against malaria. Visit www.tonyblairfaithfoundation.org.
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