The Eliminate Project

Mothers and babies at risk

Mother and baby at risk of MNT infectionEvery nine minutes, an infant dies from neonatal tetanus. That short lifetime is marked by pain, robbing a mother of the chance to provide even the comfort of her touch. Most of these tragedies occur in countries that haven't yet eliminated maternal and neonatal tetanus.

With The Eliminate Project: Kiwanis eliminating maternal and neonatal tetanus, Kiwanis International has joined forces with UNICEF to change the world for millions of mothers and babies.

Show your support: become a Walter Zeller Fellow

The Walter Zeller Fellowship shows your support for The Eliminate Project



Donors who give US$1,250 to The Eliminate Project—paid one time or over two years—may become Walter Zeller Fellows (named in honor of the first donor to the Kiwanis International Foundation). Make a gift online—it's easy and secure. Or download The Eliminate Project gift or pledge form to make a gift by mail or fax.

Walter Zeller Fellows receive a commemorative lapel pin and a medallion to wear. Walter Zeller Fellows also receive a certificate and other forms of recognition to commemorate their support of The Eliminate Project.

Diamond-level lapel pins

For each additional US$1,250 that is donated in their name, Zeller Fellows receive a diamond lapel pin and a special drop-down tab to indicate their Diamond Zeller level.

Become a Walter Zeller Fellow

To become a Walter Zeller Fellow, make an online gift or pledge using our secure form. If you prefer, fax or mail your completed The Eliminate Project gift or pledge form to:

The Eliminate Project Campaign Office
Kiwanis International Foundation
Attn: Walter Zeller Fellowship
3636 Woodview Trace
Indianapolis, IN 46268
USA
Fax: 317-471-8323

Or call 1-800-549-2647 ext. 236 (toll-free in the U.S. and Canada) or 1-317-217-6236 (international) to make your Walter Zeller Fellowship gift by phone.

Please note: membership as a Walter Zeller Fellow is recognized when the full amount is received. All funds received for the Walter Zeller Fellowship support The Eliminate Project.