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I am supportive of the Obama Administration; however, their lack of attention to the matter of genocide on international lands has taken a backseat to domestic issues. It is clear he needs to appoint his secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, to do what she does best. Get in people's faces and demand answers. Bringing this issue to the forefront of the media again so that Genocide and Human Rights Violations are brought to an end. Former President Bashar and war-monger has claimed a legitimate win in the Darfurian Elections, but his win is anything but legitimate. Bring the world's attention back to this matter and demand his relinquishment of power.

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Showing posts with label Fundraising. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fundraising. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 11, 2007

The Lost Boys of Sudan

In the hopes that the American people will find a desire to overcome obstacles such as the inability for congress to do its job and our current administrations complete lack of ethical values.. And because it is something I believe to be a worthy cause, I have started a fundraising effort in which all proceeds (every last cent) is given to the people of Darfur, Sudan.

I'm only asking you to take a look at what we are doing to help. But even $5.00 is a contribution that no one would look down upon



Lost Boys of Sudan Medical Clinic



If you want to do more as I do, It only takes the amount of a couple of coffees, a pair of shoes, or a bottle of wine. If you'd like to join this DirectChange.org group, Just go to their website. You can join my fundraising effort or link to another one that you feel needs more contribution.

Either way, I think you'll find a few dollars here and there sent to the humanitarian aid world makes you day just a little bit easier. Not to mention those you've help support as well :)


You can help -- Same sales pitch as every fundraiser gives, but this is for human rights. This is to end genocide.



In the eyes of any American, it should not be seen as an option, but a requirement of our continuing freedoms we exploit and take advantage of while so many only wish for clean water and a place to call their home without the fear of persecution.


If you are ready to donate, there is no minimum you can give. 50 cents if its all you can afford is welcomed. It will buy a child a glass of water and give him 3 more days of life.



Donate to the Lost Boys of Sudan Medical Clinic
Take the time to , you'll find it gratifying, and they'll find it a miracle.

Fundraising for the Lost Boys of Africa

What is the level of your awareness of situations outside of our own lives. The lost boys of Sudan are famous in their own right and yet still exist in the same conditions as all other refugees and IDP’s. If we continue to think that millions of IDP’s and Refugees are the stereotypical “communist bastards” who shoot each other up via suicide bombs, people who ransack, pillage and burn fariks and other villages with the prized Kalashnikov rifles then, of course, no one would do a damn thing, but if the common American individual starts realizing that it is governments who are supporting their own military recruits to commit these atrocities… Did you know these recruits are just boys? Just children who know no better than to follow the word of their elders, walking into the hands of the manipulative and utterly destructive political agendas of the power hungry leaders.

Just maybe we might begin to do something about it. Begin helping now.

While relative peace has come to the southern Sudan, decades of civil war has left the region without the basic infrastructure for programs such as education and healthcare.

As the feature film “God Grew Tired of Us” has raised awareness of the issues of southern Sudan and of the plight of the “Lost Boys of Sudan,” John Dau (one of “Lost Boys” featured in the film) created this project to both educate the public on how they can have an impact AND to provide direct financial assistance to improve the delivery of healthcare and education in the southern Sudan as well as provide education to the Lost Boys in Africa.

If you feel like you need to do more. I have my own fundraising page through Direct Change.org They are a great group of people who put every penny towards the refugees themselves.








The Sudan Project $