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Dear Friend,

Thanks to you, another 200,000 supporters have signed the ONE declaration since our last update, bringing our collective voices to well over half a million! The momentum behind ONE is both contagious and historic - let's encourage all our friends and family to sign the ONE declaration today and help recruit another 500,000 in the next month!

              Click here to email your friends!


In April, Brad Pitt and ONE returned to Africa to check on progress made since our last visit in November, 2004. In Ethiopia, we visited hospitals that six months ago did not have lifesaving AIDS drugs but now do thanks to the President's Emergency AIDS plan and other efforts. There is an encouraging sense throughout Ethiopia that efforts to combat AIDS are beginning to work. American help is supporting African efforts to fight back against AIDS and extreme poverty.

But we need to do much more, and quickly. In Ethiopia and South Africa, we met many AIDS patients who desperately need these drugs and are stuck on wait-lists to begin treatment. Every day another 6,300 people die in Africa of AIDS - and everyday another 8,500 Africans contract the disease. These people need more than just medicines. They need clean water, food, primary education, and, above all, ways to earn a living.

What we saw on the trip demonstrates how urgent assistance delivered from the U.S. can change lives around the world. However, in the last few days, Congress has drastically reduced funds requested by the President to fight global AIDS and extreme poverty in the poorest countries. Over the next several months, it will be up to all of us, acting together as ONE, to raise our voices and show support for more and better assistance in the fight against global AIDS and poverty.

To learn more, click here to view an open letter to Congressional leaders from ONE in support of these lifesaving programs.

Again, thank you for continuing to make ONE such a success. ONE by ONE you are making a difference. Together, as ONE, we will change the world.

Sincerely,


The ONE Team

P.S. If you haven't had a chance to view the ONE.ORG spot featuring Jamie Foxx, Cameron Diaz, Tom Hanks, Benicio Del Toro and many others, watch view the video now.





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Dear Friend:

It looks like a simple white band.  

Maybe it is simple:  We are going to make poverty history.  

Will you join me today and wear the white band to show you support the ONE campaign and the fight against global AIDS and poverty?

You might be a teacher, doctor or mother. You might wear it to school, church or a concert. Whenever and wherever you wear a ONE white band, you say, without even saying a word, that you want more and better international assistance, debt cancellation and trade reform.

Half a million Americans are wearing the white band. I believe we can make that one million by the upcoming G8 summit on July 6th.

Let's do it together: wear your white band today.

From Dr. King to Nelson Mandela, history shows us that big changes can start with small actions.  Wearing a white band is something YOU can do, today, in your neighborhood.  When you wear a white band you join millions of people in America and around the world calling for change. If you've always wanted to be a part of something that can change our world, in our time, this is your chance.  

I hope you will join us: get your white band today!

Thanks,

Salma Hayek

P.S. Click here to check out photos of other ONE supporters like Cameron Diaz, Jamie Foxx, Tom Hanks and Kate Hudson wearing the white band, appearing in national magazines this week.