Military Families Speak Out: Bring Our Soldiers Back Now!
Non Profit Organization Involving Families of Those Serving Us in Iraq
By Curtis DeBaun IV, published Feb 07, 2007
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One of many non profit organizations promoting the end to this war is Military Families Speak Out. Their website can be found at http://www.mfso.org/. The group claims to have a membership of over three thousand military families and growing. Chapters have formed throughout the country in states such as Alaska, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, New York, Ohio, and many others. The organization is made up of those who have family serving in Iraq.
The group has been responsible for the organization of protests and peace rallies. Currently the organization is focusing their efforts on calling on congress to de-fund the war. The organization is currently running a postcard campaign. This campaign involves the downloading of postcards to be sent to Representatives in Congress and the Senate. Another option is to order printed copies of these postcards. Additional measures the group is taking in their effort to have the war de-funded is to send letters to our representatives and to let them know how they feel by phone.
This is an important issue to many. There are many people out there who are strongly against this war and who want our soldiers back. Many of these people do not know what they can do to help. Becoming involved with events sponsored by groups which share your common beleifs is one way. Participating in protests and marches, talking to others, and of course donating to a non profit organization. It is non profit organizations such as Military Families Speak Out that will play a vital role in ending this war. If you wish you can play a part in this important role.
Military Families Speak Out: Bring Our Soldiers Back Now!
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Takeaways
- MFSO has a membership of over 3,000 military families.
- The group has previously organized rallies and protests.
- The current focus of the group is to have the war de-funded.
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