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Your voice brings us one step closer to making U.S. foreign aid better, smarter and more accountable.

Action Sign the Upgrade Aid Petition
Goal 50,000 signatures
Dates September 29 - November 29
Status
47,549
You

GO FURTHER

Every voice is critical to convince the Senate this bill deserves attention and passage. Please share this campaign on your social networks, and ask your friends to join you in supporting an upgrade to our foreign aid.


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Subject: Join me in asking the Senate to Upgrade Aid!

Hi,

I've just signed on to ONE's Upgrade Aid campaign, asking the Senate to support a bill that will dramatically improve the accountability and quality of U.S. foreign assistance to benefit millions of the world's poorest people. I'm asking you to add your voice, as well, and strengthen our movement to Upgrade Aid.

http://one.org/us/upgradeaid/index.html?rc=upgradeaidtafmt

Together as ONE, we can make a difference.

Thank You,

Campaign Milestones

  • Sep 17 2009

    ONE Members Call the Senate to Upgrade Aid

    In just 24 hours, ONE members made more than 600 phone calls to the U.S. Senate to demand better, more effective foreign aid for the world’s poorest people.

  • Sep 21 2009

    Senate Mark-up Delayed

    The mark-up, or committee discussion of the Kerry-Lugar Foreign Assistance Revitalization and Accountability Act (S. 1524) was originally set for September 22, 2009. But the sponsors decided to push it back a week, to September 29, to allow more time for public support to accumulate.

  • Sep 28 2009

    Senate Mark-up Delayed...Again

    Despite nearly 1,000 phone calls from ONE members on behalf of S. 1524, the committee deliberations over the bill were once again delayed -- this time, until October 6.

  • Sep 29 2009

    ONE Members Launch Petition to Senate

    Undaunted by the delays, ONE members rallied to launch a new campaign to show their senators that Americans not only care, but care en masse about making U.S. foreign aid better, smarter and more effective for the 1.4 billion people worldwide who live on less than $1.25 a day.