Six Months & A New Initiative
Posted on: April 30th, 2010
One Day's Wages is...
a movement of
people, stories and actions
to alleviate extreme global poverty.
Some highlights of the first six months:
- We awarded our first grant to a small Community Based Organization (CBO) in the Thailand/Burma border that provides education to over 6,000 migrant students.
- We surpassed our $100K goal for our Haiti Relief Fund and our partners' important work in response to the earthquake.
- This company was our the first business to partner with us - with the goal of donating $60,000 to ODW and helping provide clean water for 3,000 people over 20 years.
- This musician was the first artist to partner with us by donating 10% of his new album royalties to join our movement.
And introducing, a new initiative - Causes:
As we continue to move forward with our vision, we're excited to share with you our new initiative. We invite you to create a cause campaign: Birthday for a Cause, Work for a Cause, or submit your Idea for a Cause. They are so simple but yet, they will have a dramatic and global impact!
Help us spread the movement:
- Twitter. Share this page, our new "causes" initiative, and our video.
- Facebook. Post this page. Join the ODW FB Page.
- Blogs and Email. Help us spread the word via your blogs. Send an email (with a link to this page) to your community.
Our new video: A Movement of People, Stories, and Actions...
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Ways to Donate
Online
Use this page to select an organization and donate online using your credit card.
Checks
Checks should be made payable to: One Day's Wages. Please write "Giving Fund" or the specific project/fund you are giving towards.
Other Ways
Wire donations, stock transfers, or estate planning. For more info, contact donations@onedayswages.org.
Mailing address:
One Day's Wages
600 North 36th St. Suite 221
Seattle, WA 98103
ODW is a 501(c)(3) organization. All donations are tax-deductible. 100% of your donations (minus credit card transaction costs) go directly to specific projects to alleviate global poverty.




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