Well… sometimes technology isn’t our friend. But technology never stops ONE members from speaking with candidates. This photo may be blurry, but there’s nothing fuzzy about a Senate candidate knowing what ONE members are there to talk about. In this blog post, Indiana ONE Member Laura Gilbert talks about her conversation with US Senate Candidate
In the final days of an election campaign, things can get pretty crazy. Candidates will criss-cross counties, states, and the country to appear before their constituents leading up to the big day. In Texas, the candidates are no different, and we made sure that ONE members came out to meet them, no matter where in
ONE member Ozma with George Allen Virginia Tech’s ONE Campus Challenge chapter was stoked to learn that the final Senate debate would be held right here on VT’s campus!
ONE Regional Field Director Abby Sasser provides a recap of ONE’s World Food Day event in Atlanta. ONE Supporter, Top Chef Master and Judge Hugh Acheson whipped up a delicious sweet potato soup for a packed room at The Viking Cooking School in Atlanta last Tuesday on World Food Day. During the cooking demonstration he
With the sweet potato on the menu and nutrition on the agenda, ONE hosted an event to commemorate World Food Day in Denver at the CU Anschutz Health & Wellness Center. According to its Chief Strategy Officer and Associate Professor at the Center for Human Nutrition, Dr. John C. Peters, the center was developed to
The countdown to Election Day was prominently posted in the campaign headquarters of both Senate candidates Joe Donnelly, D-Ind., and Richard Mourdock, R-Ind., and time is running out. Earlier this week, a group of ONE volunteers, including my young son, delivered petitions signed by more than 800 ONE members in Indiana, reminding these candidates that
High school student Camaron Engels reached out to ONE board member Bobby Shriver to discuss extreme poverty during a recent Santa Monica City Council meeting, of which Mr. Shriver is councilmember. In this blog post, Camaron shares his experience. As the time for me to enter the Santa Monica City Council chamber approached, beads of
ONE members have been working hard over the past few months to get postcards and an online petition signed to demonstrate support around the country for international development, and last week we helped make sure that message was received in Connecticut. I joined ONE volunteers in Rocky Hill, Conn., to deliver a copy of the
When it comes to being an OUTSTANDING ONE advocate, Doug Turner of New Mexico really knows how to be prepared. While out he randomly ran into Democratic Senate candidate and current Congressman Martin Heinrich. Doug was well prepared and conveniently had all his ONE gear in the car. He was able to engage with Congressman
Jeson Souvannarath, ONE Campus Leader at the University of Virginia, shares his chapter’s recent successes that helped UVA take first place in our most recent campaign. This election season ONE at the University of Virginia has been hard at work for weeks educating the UVA community about the issues of extreme poverty and preventable diseases.
This campaign season, ONE at Ohio State University has been keeping busy tracking down politicians on the campaign trail. We’ve done our best to attend both President Obama’s and Governor Romney’s rallies to show both candidates that we are fighting on behalf of the world’s poorest to keep smart foreign aid programs alive. Being students
Last week, Arizona ONE members and ONE Campus Challenge students attended campaign rallies for both our senate candidates. At candidate Jeff Flake’s rally we had the chance to shake hands with his wife Cheryl Flake, meet some of his staffers, and introduce ONE to congressional candidate Matt Salmon from Mesa who, to our excitement, seemed
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