At a clinic in Nigeria, a New Incentives field officer checks the vaccination record of 15-month-old Uzairu, held by his mother, Tsaibatu.
Tsaibatu Buhari with her son Uzairu at a New Incentives clinic in Nigeria. Photo: New Incentives.

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Every donation will be matched, up to $1,000 per donor.*

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A mother and baby in India who received a net from AMF. Courtesy Against Malaria Foundation
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Mosquito nets for families

Help children and adults sleep protected from malaria-carrying mosquitoes.

Against Malaria Foundation
Babacar, who received vitamin A supplementation with support from Helen Keller Intl, and his mother, Salivate. Photo: Helen Keller Intl (Senegal)
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Children given vitamin A

A year of supplementation to help prevent vitamin A deficiency.

Helen Keller Intl
A health worker spoons preventive malaria medicine to a young girl held by her mother. Photo: Malaria Consortium/Sophie Garcia
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Children given malaria prevention

Preventive medicine through the high-risk malaria season.

Malaria Consortium
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A smiling girl stands inside a blue insecticide-treated bed net

Protection while families sleep

Against Malaria Foundation helps distribute insecticide-treated bed nets to prevent malaria.

Photo courtesy of Against Malaria Foundation.

A mother in Mozambique gives preventive malaria medicine to her baby

Prevent malaria before it strikes

Malaria Consortium supports seasonal preventive malaria medicine for young children.

Photo © Malaria Consortium.

Babacar and his mother Salivate in Senegal

Essential nutrients for children

Helen Keller Intl supports vitamin A supplementation for children at risk of deficiency.

Photo: Helen Keller Intl Senegal.

A New Incentives field officer with a caregiver, her baby and a community volunteer in Nigeria

Help children get vaccinated

New Incentives supports caregivers to bring their children for routine immunisations in Nigeria.

Photo: New Incentives.

Your Christmas giving questions

Who can receive the Christmas match?

The 2026 match covers donations from new donors, returning donors and people who already give regularly. One-off donations will be matched up to $1,000. New recurring donations will have the first month matched up to $1,000. Please see the full terms and conditions of the match for more details.

What if I give more than $1,000?

The matching contribution is capped at $1,000 per donor. For example, a one-off $1,500 gift plus a $1,000 match provides $2,500 in total funding.

Is my donation tax deductible?

All donations to EAA are tax deductible in Australia. Your receipt covers your own donation; the matching contribution is not part of your tax deduction.

Does my regular donation count?

New recurring donations started during the campaign will have their first month matched, up to $1,000. Existing regular donations aren’t matched, but if you already give regularly, you can make an additional Christmas donation without changing your existing one.

How do I make my gift?

Choose an amount above and continue to EAA’s donation form. You can select your preferred fund or charity and complete your donation securely there.

*Terms and conditions apply.