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I’m Running For Congo Women & Children and I Need Your Help
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UPDATE: Click here after reviewing this page to see Pictures and a Video from the Event.
I’m participating in a Run/Walk here in Chicago with Run for Congo Women (press release) on October 11, 2008 to help raise awareness and funds to help women in the Democratic Republic of Congo rebuild their lives after a war that’s claimed more lives than World War II.
5.8 million people have lost their lives and almost half of them were children under five. Women in Congo are targeted daily for sexual slavery, torture, and brutal gang rape. But despite this horrific violence, the situation in the Congo receives very little media coverage and many are not even aware that this conflict is even happening. Women and children as young as 3 (yes, 3) are being so routinely and violently raped that it’s really an epidemic. It’s a War Against Women.
Please Watch My Short Video, Visit The Links Below and Help However You’re Moved To Help
60 Minutes Report with Anderson Cooper
Visit RunForCongoWomen.org and Sponsor A Sister or Make A Donation
“My husband was taken away to the bush by the Interahamwe soldiers. I am happy with the money you are sending me. I’m using $5 in selling charcoals and $3 on chickens I raise, as well as money for medical care. I’m making a profit of $2 through my activity. Lots of thanks to you.”
Xaverine, Run for Congo Women’s first sister sponsored in Congo
After making your contribution, please complete the form below so I can keep track of the money being raised and ensure that I reach my goal for the Run For Congo Women event.
Thank You and Please Spread The Word. Run For Congo Women is a grassroots movement supporting Women For Women International that began with 1 woman doing a solo run. Let’s keep it going and growing…
