Since its founding in 2002, the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB, and Malaria has helped save 65 million lives. More people have access to antiretroviral therapy to fight AIDS, tuberculosis treatment, and insect-protected nets to prevent malaria than ever before. These gains would not have been possible without the Global Fund.

In 2025, the Global Fund is due for its next replenishment. In light of the devastating cuts to foreign aid this year, the Global Fund is not more important than ever. The U.S. must maintain its traditional 1:2 match - the U.S. pays $1 for every $2 paid by other countries. A strong U.S. pledge will inspire other countries to follow and bring us closer to a world free of these deadly diseases.

Submit a letter to the editor urging the new Congress and Administration to prioritize a strong pledge to the Global Fund in 2025.