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Make the People’s Tribune October fund drive a success!

A new reader who is homeless told us, “When I saw your paper I gave it to others and said read it . . . I want to use the paper to awaken people to homelessness and that government is doing nothing to get people off the street. If I can get some papers, I’ll go around to McDonald’s, Burger King, the hospitals, and stick these papers around, getting people to pay attention. I will ask for donations, too!”
Readers want the People’s Tribune and its sister bilingual publication, the Tribuno del Pueblo, because it is a voice of millions of everyday people fighting to survive in an America in crisis. And it helps build connections among the fighters and awareness that together we can create a whole new society and world.
We rely entirely on donations from our readers and don’t take corporate money. As part of our fund drive from Oct. 1 to 31, we need our readers to do something to raise funds for the People’s Tribune. Hold a spaghetti dinner, a raffle, or other party in your home; ask friends for one-time or recurring donations; or hold a public forum with speakers about the burning issues in your community. It’s up to you.
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  1. I am the one of many, who does not make enough to pay my rent. The government elderly pays less, than my half of the rent. With every fiber of my being I want to gave you a $50 donation. But I do not know if I can afford even $5.
    There are many folks as the disabled and the retired, that the government pays less than it’s peoples needs. That my feel the same. A $5. gift from the poor, is worth $1,000 from the rich. too bad it only buys $5. worth with it. But that is better then nothing.
    The People Tribune, does good, and required work. I hope Others who can afford substantial gifts sends you much.
    I hope, the Tribune can handle “breaking news” in the future. This means giving this group the technology, to act as Mainstream media. Help People’s Tribune to share information, and make this a better world.

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