Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB & Malaria

Driven by the goal of ending AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria as epidemics, the Global Fund is an innovative partnership that has saved 27 million lives since it was founded in 2002.

RESULTS works to make sure that the Global Fund has the resources it needs to scale up treatment, prevention, and care – and end these epidemics once and for all.

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Grassroots Spotlight

Persistence changes everything

During the first five years of our relationship with Republican Congressman Pete Sessions, we reached out in every possible way. We met with his staff five times in Washington, and three times in Dallas. We had a face-to-face meeting with him. We called him, emailed him, and sent him petitions and personal letters from constituents. In all that time, he only took one action toward our policy requests.

Feb 01st 2019 | Gavi | Global Child & Maternal Health | Global Fund to Fight AIDS-- TB & Malaria | Global Poverty Budget & Appropriations

Analysis & Commentary

What you and Bill Gates have in common

Last week, Bill Gates shared a hot investment tip: put your money on life-saving global health. But you knew that already.

Jan 31st 2019 | Gavi | Global Fund to Fight AIDS-- TB & Malaria | Tuberculosis

Analysis & Commentary

It’s Time to Call for U.S. Leadership on the Global Fund

The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria has saved 27 million lives since 2002. This is stunning progress, but we can’t be complacent and assume it will just continue on its own.

Jan 09th 2019 | Global Fund to Fight AIDS-- TB & Malaria

Latest from the Hill

Some good news from Capitol Hill

Searching for a good news story out of Washington in 2018? We’ve finally got one.

Latest from the Hill

FY18 Senate Foreign Aid Spending Bill Increases Funding for Maternal and Child Health and TB

On September 7th the Senate State and Foreign Operations (SFOPS) Appropriations committee passed the fiscal year 2018 SFOPS bill out of committee. It included some good news for our priority health programs.

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Press Releases

On World AIDS Day, time to recommit to the fight

Each year on the first of December, World AIDS Day, a red ribbon hangs on the North Portico of the White House to commemorate the 35 million people who have lost their lives to the disease. This year, advocates and public health experts will be hoping the country continues not just that symbolical gesture, but the U.S. commitment to investing in the continued fight against AIDS worldwide.

Nov 18th 2016 | Global Fund to Fight AIDS-- TB & Malaria

RESULTS in the News

Media Support for the Global Fund Nationwide

When world leaders came together in September, they committed the resources to put the Global Fund on track to fund its plan to help save 8 million more lives and prevent 300 million new infections by 2020. Answering the call of advocates across the country, the U.S. government made a matching pledge of up to $4.3 billion, committing to invest $1 for every $2 from other donors.

Sep 22nd 2016 | Global Fund to Fight AIDS-- TB & Malaria

Press Releases

RESULTS Lauds Early U.S. Commitment to Global Fund

The Obama administration announced yesterday that the U.S. is committing up to $4.3 billion through 2019 to the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria.

Sep 01st 2016 | Global Fund to Fight AIDS-- TB & Malaria

Press Releases

We Can End the World’s Biggest Infectious Killer

The infectious disease that claims the most lives in the world today doesn’t make headlines. It’s a stealth killer that’s been around for thousands of years but still makes nearly 10 million people sick annually. It also happens to be a major cause and consequence of global poverty.

Jun 17th 2016 | Global Fund to Fight AIDS-- TB & Malaria | Tuberculosis

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