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We select the most effective charities each quarter based on evidence and need. You can read more about how we evaluate charities here. Our estimates are based on the best available data we have, but should be taken as indicative of impact, rather than a literal report. Costs of programming and outcomes naturally vary over time. Last updated in Jan 2026, using data sources dated between 2023-2026.
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Against Malaria Foundation
Bednets to prevent malaria
Malaria kills more young children in Africa each year than any other cause, with a child dying of the disease about every minute. Against Malaria Foundation (AMF) enables the distribution of insecticide-treated bed nets at a low cost, protecting people’s sleeping spaces from mosquitos that can carry malaria.
For more, you can review GiveWell’s full report on bed nets or learn more about AMF via GiveWell and Giving What We Can.
Malaria Consortium
Medicine to prevent malaria
Malaria is preventable with low-cost medications. Still, many people in the most vulnerable communities lack easy access to antimalarial medicine. Malaria Consortium’s SMC seasonal malaria chemoprevention (SMC) program helps governments deliver preventive antimalarial drugs to children under five during the peak malaria transmission season. Analysis of rigorous studies has found that SMC can reduce malaria cases by up to 75%, thereby reducing malaria deaths.
For more, you can read about Malaria Consortium via GiveWell and Giving What We Can.
Helen Keller Intl
Vitamin A supplementation
Millions of young children living in poverty face vitamin A deficiencies, putting them at risk of blindness, infection, and even death. Helen Keller Intl partners with governments across Africa and Asia to increase vitamin A supplementation to children, with strong evidence showing that these programs effectively improve health and reduce child mortality. In 2024, Helen Keller Intl distributed more than 87 million capsules of vitamin A.
For more, you can read reports on Helen Keller Intl’s supplementation program by GiveWell and Giving What We Can.
New Incentives
Cash incentives for childhood vaccinations
Immunisations protect children from deadly diseases like tuberculosis and whooping cough. But, many children in lower-income countries don’t receive all recommended immunisations, including due to lack of access, education, or because their parents can’t afford to get to the clinic. New Incentives works with local health clinics in Nigeria to offer cash incentives to caregivers who bring their babies to be immunised. It also promotes vaccination within communities and helps ensure clinics have enough vaccine supply. A randomised trial found that the program doubles vaccination rates in the regions it operates.
For more, you can read reports on New Incentives by GiveWell and Giving What We Can.