ONE in PA
With the election fast approaching (tomorrow!) Brian Sweeney wanted to reflect on some of the great accomplishments ONE volunteers and activists have achieved in the great state of Pennsylvania this election season.
I wanted to take the opportunity to thank all of our Pennsylvania ONE Volunteers for all of their hard work in helping to raise awareness for ONE’s initiatives! The ONE volunteers seen here with Congressman Tim Holden are Dan Donmoyer, Marie Smith, and Renee Allen. All three volunteers have been extremely active and have been very successful in energizing people around them to get involved with advocacy.
I also want to mention volunteers Abbey Fisher and Matt Schaeffer. Abbey does a lot of work with Jubilee USA and helps support ONE by attending as many events as she can. Matt Schaeffer is a senior at Lebanon Valley College where he has started a ONE Chapter and participates in our OCC program.
Thank you to all of our amazing Pennsylvania ONE volunteers who also participate by making phone calls and signing petitions to help the world’s most vulnerable! Many people are contributing in various ways and I simply cannot say enough or give enough praise to everyone who has given their time! THANK YOU ALL!
-Brian Sweeney/ONE Vote 08 Field Organizer
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November 15, 2008 at 2:23 am
The above mentioned article is very good. I preety much agree with all the three volunters for thier hard work and support. All the three have been very successful in energizing people around them to get involved with advocacy.
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