Become a Sustainer of World Can’t Wait

Posted on March 4, 2010
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By Debra Sweet 

Through March 15, I’m calling for supporters to financially sustain the national work of World Can’t Wait.  We are 36.5% of the way there, and with your help we will reach 100%. Currently, our sustainers give from $4 to $200 per month.
 
You’ve been with World Can’t Wait on the streets, in classrooms, in large events, and one on one, working to stop the crimes of our government, since 2005.  As the planet marks seven years of the US occupation of Iraq this month, we are organizing protests, calling on people to make their opposition visible.

This work won’t continue without you. Please become a sustainer at whatever level works for you, sending a donation every month to cover the expenses to run an office & four websites, allowing dozens of volunteers to work together daily around the country.

 
Whether you can sustain or not, surely you know others who can. This link makes it easy to send a note to them by email.

Mark T. from Philadelphia sent this to his friends:

 
Friend,

I know you already share my heartache at the daily news of escalating war and bombs, continued immunity for Bush’s legal team of torture architects, and anger at the sight of racist fear-mongers marching in the streets without opposition.

I wanted to let you know I support a group dedicated to stopping the war, torture, and crimes of this government through the only way possible: the independent, principled resistance of the people themselves. I’m inviting you to join me, and support this movement at a crucial juncture so that this resistance can grow and develop, precisely when it’s needed most.

World Can’t Wait is organized by a national office and network of volunteers, operating on a shoestring, but has been able to do some remarkable things. See what other donors have said and look at some of the images of the actions that World Can’t Wait has organized.

I find a way to sustain World Can’t Wait on a monthly basis. Can you help, by sustaining also?

With hope for some REAL change,

 
Mark

 

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