Welcome to our 2026 Fundraising event Vaccine Initiative

Right at birth, the tuberculosis vaccine is administered. It prevents severe forms of TB, such as TB meningitis, which without treatment, kills more than half of the people it infects. Click the photo to donate for the cost of a TB vaccine.

Measles is the #1 killer among vaccine-preventable diseases. Completing the 2-dose schedule at 9 and 15 months of age is associated with a 70% reduction in all-cause mortality compared to unvaccinated children. Click the photo to donate for the cost of a Measles vaccine.

Rotavirus oral vaccines were introduced to Nigeria in 2022 to combat the primary cause of severe diarrheal deaths. It is projected to save nearly 100,000 children's lives over the next decade. Click on the photo to donate for the cost of an oral Rotavirus vaccine.

This vaccine protects against five deadly diseases: Diphtheria, Pertussis (Whooping Cough), Tetanus, Hepatitis B, and Haemophilus influenzae. Children who miss even the first dose of this series represent 39% of all under-five deaths in Nigeria. Click on the photo to donate for the cost of a Pentavalent vaccine.

Nigeria carries the world's heaviest malaria burden, accounting for 31% of global malaria deaths. The newly available malaria vaccine has been long-awaited, and is finally here. It is expected to drastically reduce the nearly 200,000 annual malaria deaths in Nigeria. Click on the photo to donate for the cost of a malaria vaccine.

The PCV vaccine targets streptococcus pneumoniae bacteria, the leading cause of pneumonia and meningitis, which are top contributors to Nigerian infant deaths. Studies show that vaccinating children with PCV also decreases these infections in the elderly simply by reducing spread. Click on the photo to donate for the cost of a PCV vaccine.

Nigeria is facing a severe, recurring meningitis outbreak with several states listed as high risk as of April 2026. This 2025-2026 outbreak has a reported case fatality rate of 8.3%. Emergency vaccination campaigns are underway, and you can help. Click on the photo to donate for the cost of a meningitis vaccine.

The good news: Nigeria was finally declared polio-free in August of 2020. The bad news: the country is currently battling a resurgence of Poliovirus Type 2, which has emerged in areas with low vaccination coverage. Click on the photo to donate for the cost of a Polio vaccine and help send this virus back to zero.

Your contribution makes a huge difference in the lives of Equal As One's beneficiaries. Every donation counts and is appreciated. Click this photo to donate to our general fund. 

With deepest gratitude, 

The EAO Team