Eugene Cho

Dear Blog Readers,

Thanks for reading my blog and for your support in so many various ways. It has been a huge blessing in my life. Thank you.

As some of you know, my family and I recently started a non-profit organization called One Day’s Wages. In short, ODW aspires to be a grassroots movement dedicated to ending extreme global poverty. We want to inspire people to simply donate one day’s wages (equivalent to about 0.4% of one’s annual salary) to the fight against extreme global poverty and to renew that investment – monthly, quarterly, and at the least, yearly (on their birthdays).

The compelling aspect of ODW is that 100% of your donations (minus transaction costs) go to projects on the ground YOU CHOOSE to fight extreme global poverty. While we may not be able to fix the world, our investments can help change the life of a child, a mother, a father, a family, and even a village.

Even if you are unable to give or choose to donate later, you can help us immensely by simply taking 3 minutes and registering/creating a profile on our website. This is an encouragement to us because it shows that you support our cause and movement.

Thanks again and feel free to forward this on…

With gratitude,
Eugene & Minhee Cho (Founders of One Day’s Wages)

PS: Check out our current partnerships:

1. Clean Sanitation & Water Well for an entire Ethiopian school (charity: water)
2. 250 Fresh Start Kits for Congolese women
3. Border Outpost between Nepal/India to support girls caught in human trafficking.

[photo by Esther Havens]

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