I use https://dailytimetracking.com/ and find it to be fairly unburdensome, though it might not be great for those with more porous work-life boundaries.
Open Philanthropy made a grant to PATH for malaria vaccine implementation, maybe you would want to consider that program? There were also malaria vaccine research grants to WHO, Imperial College London, University of Georgia, University of Oxford, Yale University, Hospital for Sick Children, and probably others, however I feel like these grants may not correspond to "programs" per se, especially something that individual donors could give to.
Another one to consider is Target Malaria, which is working on gene drives for mosquito control.
Personally I think it is an error (albeit a common one, both among EAs and among EA critics) to offer greater criticism to those who do something, than to those who do nothing. It is good and appropriate to suggest how we can all do better, but if you find yourself criticizing Bill Gates more than Jeff Bezos, I think you're doing it wrong.
Thanks Michelle for sharing this. One thing I observe in the responses to this classic post is a desire to connect with other EA parents. I wonder if it's worth establishing a Slack or Discord space for people to connect? For example I would love to discuss what people who attend an EA Global event do for childcare.
I think the forum itself falls into this category.