Countin’ the Calls

November 6th, 2007 at 3:45 pm

At long last we processed the points for all the phone calls that you guys made asking your members of Congress to support the Jubilee Act backing mid-October, and they have really spiced things up.

Campbellsville University jumped 30,000 points, while Hofstra and College of Charleston only made 5,000 and 8,000 points respectively, making the race for the top that much closer.

But more importantly, these phone calls really are one of the best ways to help push crucial pieces of poverty-fighting legislation through Congress. Campbellsville’s 30,000 points shows that they are not just organized, but that they are actually effective anti-poverty advocates. Way to go guys!

 

One Response to “Countin’ the Calls”

  1. bob Says:

    These calls are so important. Good work, everyone who made them!

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