In 2018, there were over 228 million cases of malaria and over 405,000 deaths, most of whom were children under 5 years of age and pregnant women. Millions of people living in malaria-stricken countries like Zambia lack the proper equipment needed to protect themselves from malaria-transmitting mosquitoes during dusk and dawn when they are most active. In Africa, malaria also drains around 25% of a family’s income due to increased healthcare spending and is responsible for around half of all school absenteeism. Families and children need mosquito nets to protect their health, advance their education and reduce additional health costs.