Advocacy
Come Advocate With CARE!
Join us at our annual conference, May 12 and 13, 2015 at the Washington Hilton Hotel in Washington, DC.
Moms Deserve Reproductive Healthcare
Tell your member of congress today.
Host a screening for Nick Kristof’s “A Path Appears”
5 Ways to Advocate for the World's Poor
CARE Action Network is comprised of tens of thousands of volunteers across the country. Hear the ways they are advocating for the poor.
Foreign Aid 101
Everything you need to know about U.S. foreign aid in 3 minutes.
Traveling With Washington
The best way to educate U.S. policymakers about the challenges of global poverty is to take them straight to the people we help.
POVERTY & SOCIAL JUSTICE
We believe that all people, everywhere in the world, have the right to a life of dignity. This means a life free from poverty, violence, discrimination and human rights violations.
CARE ACTION NETWORK
CAN is a group of CARE supporters working to educate our nation's leaders about issues of global poverty. Use your voice to speak out on behalf of poor families around the world — join us!
2 SPEAK OUT Advocacy
SPEAK OUT
Ask Congress to support policies for lasting change. 
WE: CARE ON FACE BOOK
WE: @CARE TWEETS
LS: Advocacy 2
Host a screening for Nick Kristof’s “A Path Appears”
LS: Advocacy 3
Find Your Regional Advocacy Coordinator
Click Here
LS: IVAWA Introduced
Violence Against Women Act Introduced in the House!
LS: Syria petition
TAKE ACTION: Syrian Refugees in Crisis
Tell Congress: Women and Girls First
Every year, CARE’s lifesaving and life-changing programs reach tens of millions of people.
What many don’t realize is that a crucial component of our poverty-fighting work starts right here in the United States.
CARE works closely with Congress to support and develop legislation that addresses the underlying causes of poverty.
With your help, we can continue to ensure that Congress enacts policies that prioritize the rights and wellbeing of the most marginalized women and girls around the world and their communities, empowering them to create a brighter future for all.
STEAL THESE STATS
Get the facts, spread the word.
Share
Share
Share
Share
Why Foreign Aid Matters
“We have to continue to help our brothers and sisters.”
Rep. Tom Marino (R-PA) discusses the importance of investing in foreign assistance during a CARE Learning Tour to Liberia and Ghana.
Where We Work
CARE works in 87 countries around the world to support over 900 poverty-fighting development and humanitarian-aid projects.