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- 1. SHE HAS the POWER to change her world. YOU HAVE the POWER to help her do it. CARE Action Network
- 3. Why CARE? History – 63 years Credibility – 66 country offices Strength – 55,000 advocates in the US
- 5. 2007 Accomplishments 9 million educated 7.9 million entrepreneurs 38 million healthier 4.2 million safe from HIV 4 million get clean water 7 million better farmers 9 million students gained opportunities to attend school 7.9 entrepreneurs acquired business skills 38 million received info and services to improve health 4.2 million protected from HIV, reduced stigma 4 million people gained access to clean water 7 million improved crop production and incomes 13 million received emergency assistance
- 6. From Fish to Fairness From giving people fish… To teaching them how to fish… To dealing with the factory upstream.
- 14. National Day of Action October 17: International Day of the Eradication of Poverty There is no such thing as a typical National Day of Action event. All you need to do is gather people who want to get involved. CARE will provide the program. Portsmouth, NH Unitarian Church
- 16. CAN Success – DRC November, 2006 – CARE supporter and donor in Illinois, happens to be a large IL GOP donor. We ask him to call Speaker Dennis Hastert to get the DRC bill on the suspensions calendar. The two connect, his persuasion works, the bill passes.
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- Introduce yourself and explain why you volunteer for CARE. Today I’m pleased to tell you how we as Americans can get involved with CARE – a leader in the fight against poverty – to raise awareness, change policy and impact people’s lives by joining the CARE Action Network. CARE make large investments in women, in their quest to fight poverty, because women are the most marginalized people in the world today. 75% of the poorest people in the world are female. Yet they also have the most potential to help lift themselves and their families out of poverty. When women are given their own money, they invest it in their family. When women are educated, they teach their children. In all sectors of our work from water and sanitation to education and HIV prevention, CARE sees that women’s role as a caretaker transcends all national borders. And we are eager to empower her to take good care of her community.