Tell World Leaders to Keep Their Promises to End Poverty

Friday, Oct. 17th is the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty. That day, and through Sunday, Oct. 19th, millions of people from all over the world -- rich and poor -- will Stand Up and Take Action. They will Stand Up to:
- End Extreme Poverty and Hunger
- Make Sure Every Girl and Boy Can Go to School
- Reverse the Spread of HIV/AIDS and other Disesases
- Save Our Environment
- Provide Mothers and Children with Lifesaving Health Care
- Create Fair and Just Trade
- Provide the Aid That Has Been Promised

Be part of the movement.  Take this pledge, then go to http://www.inmyname.com and leave your text or video message to world leaders, telling them to ACT now IN YOUR NAME, to End Poverty.  By taking action, you will be added to the Guinness World Record Count for the largest mobilization to fight poverty.

"Four decades ago, my father, Martin Luther King Jr., proved that peaceful action of the masses can reverse the course of history, no matter how entrenched the status quo may seem. This weekend, people across the globe have the opportunity to Stand Up and Take Action to be part of a movement just as powerful, demanding that world leaders end the evil and injustice of extreme poverty.”

-- Martin Luther King III

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