Monday, February 26, 2007

The Global Make Poverty History Effort

The Global Make Poverty History Effort
Hello Friends!
Poverty is of course a HUGE problem in our world, but as we all recognize this issue, there is an enormous uniting of people ALL across our planet to help end extreme poverty. Hope is growing. New methods are advancing. Lives...are...being...saved!
Our page has received many messages written in other languages so we feel it would only be appropriate to give links so that you may more readily learn what you can do in your area. For those who aren't familiar with their country's poverty fighting organizations here is a list of the biggest ones of each country.
France
Germany
Italy
Japan
Russian Federation
United States
United Kingdom
Australia
If your country is not listed here you can visit The Global Call to Action Against Poverty
Thanks everyone for being a part of this global effort to make poverty history!

Sunday, February 25, 2007

World Vision


In This Issue

Featuring
February 2007

:: Cambodia: Children Sold for Small Change
:: Mozambique: Tropical Storm Favio
:: Laos: Resistance Movement
:: Amazing Grace: In Theaters
:: Indonesia: Flooding Causes Illness
:: Pakistan: More Opportunities for Girls
:: Uganda: Troubled Talks
Web Site Highlights

:: Addressing Slavery in the 21st Century
:: Video of the Week: Maggie's Story
:: Photo of the Day: Romanian Child Art

Audio: One boy, enough water for 435,000 people



Cambodia: Children Sold for Small ChangeA young girl, enslaved and brutally raped repeatedly, finds help and hope at a World Vision-operated sexual trauma recovery facility. (INTERACTIVE - HUMAN SLAVERY) Read full story ...

In the News

Mozambique: Tropical Storm FavioIn the wake of ongoing, heavy rains that resulted in Mozambique?s worst flooding in six years, at least 40 people have died and 120,000 have been driven from their homes. Read full story ...

Laos: Resistance MovementVulnerable children are learning how to frustrate the efforts of sex traffickers. Read full story ...

Amazing Grace: In TheatersMore people today -- some 27 million, most of them children -- are enslaved than during the entire 400-year period of the transatlantic slave trade. World Vision and the Amazing Change Campaign are working to change this sad fact. Read full story ...

Indonesia: Flooding Causes IllnessWorld Vision's emergency team has successfully provided relief support to some 50,000 people affected by the deadly floodwaters which inundated Jakarta recently. Read full story ...

Pakistan: More Opportunities for GirlsWorld Vision leads the way to help the government form a new national education policy which creates a modern legal framework where students have equal opportunities regardless of gender. Read full story ...

Uganda: Still Hope for Peace DealHopeful for a peace that would allow the return of captive women and children, World Vision facilitates a teleconference between warring parties seeking to reach an agreement. Read full story ...
To keep up on late-breaking news, go to www.worldvision.org.

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Friday, February 23, 2007

Providing For The Hungry

Hey Everyone! Nate from World In Need Ministries here. I need to ask a favor of all of you. As you may know, World In Need sells t-shirts to raise funds to fight poverty world-wide. Recently, there has been a huge need for providing food to people around the world. Many of the organizations these funds go to have been in dire need of financial support to continue providing children in Africa with enough food to survive. Because of this dire need of children world-wide, World In Need has stepped up our fundraising efforts to continue to provide for these children. What I need from all of you is this, we need to spread the word of this fundraiser and the needs it provides for. Please help us provide food for the millions of children around the world who go hungry everyday. Hunger is one of the largest killers of children in poverty and because of poverty, 30,000 children lose their life everyday. Together we can end this and lower that number for eternity. Please share this bulletin with everyone you know and help us spread the word about poverty.

If you would like to order a T-shirt, please contact me in whatever way works best for you (see below). Your donations and support are very important to World In Need and our works world-wide.

T-shirts cost $15 and come in sizes small to X-large in either yellow, orange, or blue. If you need a size that is not listed please leave me know and i will gladly order your size in.

Contacting World In Need,

Leave a message on World In Need's Site: World In Need

Email World In Need: vprboy644@dejazzd.com

Write Us: 403 E Fulton St.Ephrata, Pa 17522
Please repost this and share it with whoever you can. We need to raise awareness and gain support for these dieing children. Thanks for your time.
God Bless,
Nate