How to Help the Invisible Children in Uganda, Africa

Absorb as much information about the war as you can., Spread awareness., Participate in the 25 event., Find groups in your community or online focused on helping the Invisible Children., Focus on one upcoming event to either plan or take part in and...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Absorb as much information about the war as you can.

    Use websites.
  2. Step 2: Spread awareness.

    Tell everyone you know about The Invisible Children, spread information about the organisation on news groups,social media, supermarket etcetera. , On April 25th, you can join the movement and help to spread awareness by staying silent for a whole day.

    The goal is for each participant to raise $25 for the cause by the silence, but simply refraining from speaking is a start. , If there is not, you can start your own group.

    All you need is:
    Others who support the cause A meeting place (school, library, coffee shop, house, park etc.) and a time. , One great event is Gulu walk.

    It is held every year to raise money and awareness for the growing situation in Uganda.

    You will have now learned about the situation in Uganda, spread awareness and assembled a core group of willing and dedicated members of your task force.
  3. Step 3: Participate in the 25 event.

  4. Step 4: Find groups in your community or online focused on helping the Invisible Children.

  5. Step 5: Focus on one upcoming event to either plan or take part in and assign everyone to different tasks.

Detailed Guide

Use websites.

Tell everyone you know about The Invisible Children, spread information about the organisation on news groups,social media, supermarket etcetera. , On April 25th, you can join the movement and help to spread awareness by staying silent for a whole day.

The goal is for each participant to raise $25 for the cause by the silence, but simply refraining from speaking is a start. , If there is not, you can start your own group.

All you need is:
Others who support the cause A meeting place (school, library, coffee shop, house, park etc.) and a time. , One great event is Gulu walk.

It is held every year to raise money and awareness for the growing situation in Uganda.

You will have now learned about the situation in Uganda, spread awareness and assembled a core group of willing and dedicated members of your task force.

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