Evan's Giving Season Fundraiser
Malaria Consortium — Seasonal malaria chemoprevention programme
Helen Keller Intl— Vitamin A supplementation programme
GiveDirectly

Evan McVail is raising money for Malaria Consortium, Helen Keller Intl and GiveDirectly.

$500

Raised

$500

Goal

FUNDRAISER

Evan's Giving Season Fundraiser

Hi everyone!

For this Giving Season, I invite you to join me in donating to some amazingly cost-effective charities serving people living in extreme poverty. I've selected a split between:

The end of the year feels like a great time to reflect on how much we can help others with the resources available to us. Please reach out to me if you donate to this fundraiser so that I can thank you personally.

Organiser
Organiser

Evan McVail

Evan works at Open Philanthropy and previously worked at One for the World. Evan studied Economics and Political Science at Villanova University. That's where he read "Rich and poor" by Peter Singer which kind of rocked his world. (Double brownie points if you donate *and* read the article. It's only five pages 😊) He lives in Boston where he pretends to be more outdoorsy than he actually is, attempts to understand American constitutional law and effective altruism, and argues with his friends about which breakfast food is the best. (It's french toast.)

Raising for:

Malaria Consortium — Seasonal malaria chemoprevention programme
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Malaria Consortium

Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention

The Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention program protects children from malaria by distributing preventative medication at times of high transmission.

Helen Keller Intl— Vitamin A supplementation programme
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Helen Keller Intl

Vitamin A Supplementation

Helen Keller Intl's Vitamin A Supplementation program Improves child health and survival rates by partnering with governments across Africa to deliver lifesaving vitamin A supplements and complementary activities to millions of children annually.

GiveDirectly
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GiveDirectly

Direct Cash Transfers

GiveDirectly improves the wellbeing of people living in poverty and affirms their dignity by sending cash directly to the world’s poorest households and letting them choose for themselves how best to spend it to improve their lives.