2011 Contributions Phoundation for the Pursuit of Happiness Is a Private, Non- Profit 501(C)3 Organization Dedicated to Preserving the U.S

Youth Emergency Service, Inc., dba The Phogg 2011 Contributions Phoundation for the Pursuit of Happiness is a private, non- profit 501(c)3 organization dedicated to preserving the U.S. Youth Emergency Service, Inc. Constitution and the protection afforded by the U.S. Declaration of Independence and Bill of Rights, especially The Phogg Phoundation for the right to pursue happiness and our right to privacy. the Pursuit of Happiness Please network with other YES, Inc. grantees on this PO Box 13549 Austin, TX 78711 list! You will find allies across issues and geographical e-mail: [email protected] [email protected] boundaries. www.Phogg4.com In addition to specific memorial gifts, all of our YES, Inc., Board of Directors work is dedicated, in loving memory, to former board members and Phogg Phounders Roland O. DeNoie and Michael Kleinman, President Susan Ramsey, former Mayor of Austin and YES board Roland D. DeNoie founder Jeffrey M. Friedman, to former YES board member Mariann Garner-Wizard Walter ("Terry") Falk, and to our late sister in struggle, Matthew Kleinman Marilyn Jean Buck. Robert E. Lee, Jr. -ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE! Sandra Ackermann -DARE TO DREAM, DARE TO WIN! JUSTICE FOR 9/11

Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth www.ae911truth.org I love agitation and investigation 2342 Shattuck Ave., Suite 189 Berkeley, CA 94704 and glory in defending unpopular (510) 292-4710 truth against popular error.” Demanding a real investigation of the Sept. crimes – James A. Garfield • What caused the collapse of the third skyscraper, WTC 7? (which was not hit by a plane) • Were the twin towers and WTC 7 brought down by explosives? (See "The Case for Demolitions" - WTC7.net) ANTI-WAR, PEACE NOW!

Veterans for Peace “If everyone demanded www.VeteransForPeace.org peace instead of another Dennis Lane, Executive Director 216 S. Meramec Ave. television set, then there would St. Louis, MO 63105 be peace.” 314-725-6005 – John Lennon 314-725-7103 fax [email protected] Men & women veterans of US wars working to end all war. An Friends Peace Teams/Alternatives to Violence Project official UN Non-Governmental Organization (NGO). www.friendspeaceteams.org Val Liveoak, Coordinator GI Rights Hotline. G.I. Rights Network, Inc. Kathy Wright, Admin. Asst. www.girightshotline.org FPT Administrative Office, 1001 Park Ave. c/o Alison Carter, Treasurer St. Louis, MO 63104 486 Sun Way 314-621-7262 Fairbanks, AK 99709 [email protected] 877-447-4487 Peace trainers work in impoverished communities in South [email protected] and Central America to foster alternatives to violence. A Provides accurate, helpful counseling and information on project of American Friends Service Committee. military discharges, AWOL and UA, and GI rights. In memory of peace and anti drug war activist Karen Heikkala. ANTI-WAR, PEACE NOW! 2

Viet-Nam Agent Orange Relief & Responsibility Campaign School of the Americas Watch www.vn-agentorange.org www.soaw.org PO Box 303, Prince Station PO Box 4566 New York, NY 10012-0006 Washington, DC 20017 [email protected] 202-234-3440 Works with US veterans of the Vietnam conflict and in 202-636-4505 fax Vietnam to ease continued suffering produced by US [email protected] use of the poisonous defoliant Agent Orange. Promotes Calls for closure of US-sponsored schools teaching reconciliation & restoration. A project of Veterans for Peace. repression & torture in Georgia and opposes Increasing militarization of Latin America.

Iraq Veterans Against the War Under the Hood Cafe, Killeen, TX www.ivaw.org www.underthehoodcafe.org Jose Vasquez, Executive Director Cynthia Garza Thomas, President 630 9th Avenue, Ste. 807 PO Box 16174 New York, NY 10036 Austin, TX 78761-6174 646-723-0989 [email protected] 646-723-0996 fax Providing a safe haven for military personnel and their [email protected] families next door to the US' largest military base. A project Veterans and active duty service members working to of the Ft. Hood Support Network. mobilize the military to end support for the Iraq war & bring troops home now. Courage to Resist www.bradleymanning.org Citizen Soldier Bradley Manning Defense Fund www.Citizen-Soldier.org 484 Lake Park Ave #41 Tod Ensign, Director Oakland, CA 94610 267 Fifth Ave., #901 Bradley Manning is the US Army private who stands accused New York, NY 10010 of leaking the "Collateral Murder" video and State Department 212-679-2250 cables to Wikileaks. 212-679-2252 fax [email protected] “Everything comes to him who hustles Counseling, support for GIs. Works to stop exposure to toxic materials, equipment, vaccines; demands safe working while he waits" conditions, decent health care for GIs and vets. - Thomas A. Edison END THE DRUG WAR, HARM REDUCTION

Harm Reduction Coalition The November Coalition www.harmreduction.org/index.php www.November.org Allan Clear, Executive Director Nora Callahan, Executive Director 22 West 27th Street, 5th Floor 272 W. Astor New York, NY 10001 Colville, WA 99114 212-213-6376 509-684-1550 phone & fax 212-213-6582 fax [email protected] [email protected] Supports victims of the drug war & their families. Promotes policies to reduce the harm of drugs, such as legalizing distribution of clean needles to addicts. Judicial Process Commission http://rocjpc.org Bexar Area Harm Reduction Coaltion SusanPorter, Coordinator Curt Harrell, Chairman 285 Ormond Street 6710 Avila Rochester, NY 14605 San Antonio, TX 78239 585-325-7727 210-656-5581 [email protected] 210-413-1324 cell Promotes restorative justice; ending the drug war.

Distributes free, clean needles to addicts. NORML Foundation

www.NORML.org Austin Harm Reduction Coalition Allen F. St. Pierre, Executive Director Jana Birchum, President 1600 K St., NW, Ste. 501 PO Box 13482 Washington, DC 20006-2832 Austin, TX 78711 202-483-8751 512-374-4470 voicemail [email protected] [email protected] Experienced national foes of cannabis prohibition. Distributes free, clean needles to addicts. END THE DRUG WAR, HARM REDUCTION 3 Drug Sense/MAP, Inc. Law Enforcement Against Prohibition (LEAP) www.DrugSense.org http://leap.cc Mark Greer, Executive Director Neill Franklin, Executive Director 14252 Culver Dr., #328 121 Mystic Ave. Irvine, CA 92604 Medford, MA 02155 800-266-5759 781-393-6985 [email protected] 781-393-2964 fax News sharing, policy discussion, factual information on drug [email protected] issues & resources for activists. Law enforcement personnel, including policemen, judges, customs agents, etc., work to end the drug war and Patients Out of Time, Inc. prohibition. www.medicalcannabis.com Mary Lynn Mathre/Al Byrne Criminal Justice Policy Foundation Fish Pond Plantation, 1472 Fish Pond Rd. www.cjpf.org Howardsville, VA 24562 Eric Sterling, President 434-263-4484 8730 Georgia Avenue, Suite 400 434-263-6753 fax [email protected] Silver Spring, MD 36660 Patient advocates inform health care providers, regulators, & 301-589-6020, 301-589-5056 fax public about medical uses of cannabis. [email protected] Promotes solutions to the problems facing the criminal Americans for Safe Access justice system; concerned especially with fair sentencing. www.safeaccessnow.org Steph Sherer, Executive Director DRCNet Foundation, Inc. 1322 Webster St., Ste. 402 http://stopthedrugwar.org Oakland, CA 94612 David Borden, Executive Director 510-251-1846 1623 Connecticut Ave., NW, 3rd floor 510-251-2036 fax Washington, DC 20009 [email protected] 202-293-8340 Patients, caregivers, scientists & citizens promote safe, legal 202-293-8344 fax access to cannabis for therapy, and research. [email protected] Online news & discussion on drug war issues. The Sentencing Project www.SentencingProject.org Citiens Opposing Prohibition (COPS) Marc Mauer, Executive Director www.CitizensOpposingProhibition.org 1705 DeSales St., NW, 8th floor Howard Wooldridge, Drug Policy Specialist Washington, DC 20036 PO Box 772 202-628-0871; 202-628-1091 fax Buckeystown, MD 21717-0772 [email protected] 817-975-1110 (cell) Promotes alternative sentencing & alternatives to [email protected] incarceration. Organizes citizens and law enforcement personnel opposed to the harms of drug prohibition. PRISON & PRISONERS

Texas Jail Project Texas CURE www.texasjailproject.org www.TXCURE.org Diana Claitor, Director Helga Dill, Chairperson 1712 E. Riverside Dr. Box 190 4121 Burning Tree Lane Austin, TX 78741 Garland, TX 75042 512-597-8746 972-276-9865 [email protected] [email protected] Dedicated to improving conditions in Texas jails. Helps Texas prisoners & families. Buys fans for indigent Texas inmates. Citizens United for Rehabilitation of Errants (CURE) www.curenational.org Murder Victims Families for Reconciliation Charlie & Pauline Sullivan www.mvfr.org PO Box 2310 Beth Wood, Executive Director Washington, DC 20013-2310 2100 M St., NW, Ste. 170-296 202-789-2126; 413-845-9787 fax Washington, DC 20037 [email protected] 877-896-4702 Helps prisoners & families, fights abuses of prison system. National organization of family members of victims of both murder & execution that opposes death penalty. PRISON & PRISONERS 4

Legal Services for Prisoners with Children Marc Scott Emery www.prisonerswithchildren.org www.FreeMarc.ca/ Karen Shain & Dorsey Nunn, Co-Directors www.bcmarijuanaparty.com/ 1540 Market St., Ste. 490 Jodi Emery (Pay to: Jodie Giesz-Ramsay) San Francisco, CA 94102 307 West Hastings Street Vancouver, BC V6B 1H6 Canada 415-255-7036; 415-522-3150 fax Marc Emery's arrest was politically motivated, and targeted [email protected] by the US Drug Enforcement Administration for the Marijuana Provides vital help to prisoners, especially women deprived Legalization organization that Emery ran in Canada. of adequate medical care while incarcerated. Write to: Marc Emery #40252-086 Prison Legal News FCI Yazoo City - Medium E-1 www.PrisonLegalNews.org P.O. Box 5888 Rollin Wright, Paul Wright Yazoo City, MS 39194 PO Box 2420 West Brattleboro, VT 05303 Roger Christie 802-257-1342; 866-735-7136 fax c/o Federal Bureau of Prisons, Roger Christie, 99279-022 News & discussion on prison reform issues by & for P. O. BOX 474701 prisoners & former prisoners. Des Moines, IA 50947-0001 Ordained Marijuana Minister, in prison without bail because judge says he represents a “danger to the community”. The Innocence Project www.innocenceproject.org Write to: Roger Christie # 99279.022 Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law Federal Bureau of Prisons, Unit 6A 100 Fifth Ave., 3rd floor PO BOX 30080 New York, NY 10011 Honolulu, HI 96820 [email protected] Brian Epis Exposes miscarriages of justice nationwide. November Coalition Foundation www.november.org Campaign to End the Death Penalty 282 West Astor www.nodeathpenalty.org Colville, WA 99114 PO Box 25730 509-684-1550 Chicago, IL 60647 [email protected] 773-955-4841 The first California medical marijuana provider to be prosecuted and convicted for growing marijuana for patients. Opposes the death penalty, police torture, and other abuses of power. In memory of David Lee Powell. Write to: Bryan Epis #09636-097 FCI Lompoc, 3600 Guard Rd, Prison Hunger Strikes Solidarity Coalition Lompoc CA 93436 www.prisonerhungerstrikesolidarity.wordpress.com c/o California Prison Fofus Dustin Costa 1904 Franklin St, Suite 507 November Coalition Foundation www.november.org Oakland, CA 94612 282 West Astor 510. 444.0484 Colville, WA 99114 Coalition based grass roots organizations committed to 509-684-1550 supporting the prisoners at Pelican Bay & other CA prisons [email protected] while on hunger strike. President of the Merced Patients Group, a medical marijuana advocate convicted of federal marijuana charges, although medical marijuana is legal under California law. Prison Radio www.PrisonRadio.org Write to: Dustin Robert Costa 62406-097 Noelle Hanrahan, Director Federal Prison Camp,PO Box 5000 Redwood Justice Fund, PO Box 411074 Florence, CO 81226-5000 San Francisco, CA 94141 415-648-4505: 415-647-5949 fax Charles Eddy Lepp [email protected] Green Aid www.green-aid.com News and discussion of prison reform issues by and for Eddy Lepp Fund current and former inmates. 484 Lake Park Ave #174 Oakland, CA 94610 Amnesty International USA 888-271-7674 www.amnestyusa.org [email protected] Larry Cox, Executive Director Medical marijuana advocate arrested in 2004 and charged with 5 Penn Plaza “conspiracy and cultivation with the intent to distribute marijuana”. New York, NY 10001 212-807-8400 phone; 212-627-1451 fax • Write to: Charles Edward Lepp 90157-011 [email protected] Lompoc Federal Prison Camp People standing up for humanity and human rights, 3705 West Farm Road protecting people's freedom, truth and dignity when denied. Lompoc, CA 93436 PRISON & PRISONERS 5

National Committee to Free The Cuban Five Free Mumia Abu-Jamal Coalition (NYC) www.freethefive.org www.FreeMumia.com 2489 Mission St., #24 William Bachmann, Treasurer San Francisco, CA 94110 PO Box 16, College Station 415-821-6545; 415-821-5782 fax New York, NY 10030 [email protected] 212-330-8029 events Accused of espionage against the US, these five men, heroes 212--926-5757 in Cuba, are held in cruel and unusual circumstances here. 212-926-5842 [email protected] • Write to the Five: Coordinates support for unjustly convicted Pennsylvania Gerardo Hernandez death row activist, author, & commentator Mumia Abu-Jamal. #58739-004 USP Victorville • Write to: Mumia Abu-Jamal AM#8335 P.O. Box 5300 SCI Greene Adelanto, CA 92301 175 Progress Drive Waynesburg, PA 15370 Rubén Campa #58733-004 International Coalition to Free the Angola 3 FCI Terre Haute www.Angola3.org P.O. Box 33 % Community Futures Collective/Angola 3 Terre Haute, IN 47808 221 Idora Ave. NOTE: For Fernando González, the envelope should Vallejo, CA 94591 be addressed to "Rubén Campa," but address the Of three former Black Panthers held in solitary confinement letter inside to Fernando. for 30 years in Louisiana's notorious Angola prison, one has been released, all fight on. Antonio Guerrero #58741-004 • Write to: FDC Florence Herman Wallace P.O. Box 6000 #76759 Florence, CO 81226 Elayn Hunt Correctional Center CCR-D-#11 Luís Medina PO Box 174 #58734-004 St. Gabriel, LA 70776 FDC Jesup 2680 301 South and: Albert Woodfox (aka Shaka Cinqué) Jesup, GA 31599 #72148 NOTE: For Ramon Labañino, the envelope should be David Wade Correctional Center, N1A3 addressed to "Luis Medina," but address the letter 670 Bell Hill Rd. inside to Ramon. Homer, LA 71040

René González - was released in 2011 and: Robert King, - was released in 2001 For René's safety while on probation in Florida, c/o Kings Freelines his address is not available. 2008 New York Av. #B Austin, Texas 78702 Committee to Free Alvaro Luna Hernandez www.freealvaro.net Free Leonard Peltier Defense Offense Committee John S. Dolley Jr., Central Coordinator www.whoisleonardpeltier.info/index1.htm P.O. Box 7187 PO Box 7488 Austin, TX 78713 Fargo, ND 58106 512-478-7666 701-235-2206 Committee to free Texas civil rights activist sentenced to 701-235-5045 fax 50 years for disarming a deputy who drew on the unarmed [email protected] Hernanadez. Native American leader wrongfully jailed after 1973 occupation of Wounded Knee, SD. • Write to: Alvaro Luna Hernandez • Write to: #255735 Leonard Peltier #89637-132 Hughes Unit USP-Lewisburg Rt. 2, Box 4400 PO Box 1000 Gatesville, TX 76597 Lewisburg, PA 17837 PRISON & PRISONERS 6

Community Futures Collective/ The Real Cost of Prisons Project www.realcostofprisons.org "As long as the world shall last Lois, Ahrens, Director there will be wrongs, and if no 5 Warfield Place Northampton, MA 01060 man objected and no man rebelled, 413-586-0591 those wrongs would last forever." [email protected] Send Donations to: -Clarence Darrow Community Futures Collective 221 Idord Avenue, Help Mathew Stewart Vallejo, CA 94591 www.helpmatthewstewart.org The Real Cost of Prisons Project seeks to broaden and c/o Michael Stewart, HMS deepen the organizing capacity of prison/justice activists P.O. Box 43 working to end mass incarceration. Ogden, UT 84402 Works to halt prison-building. [email protected] Organization helps raise funds for Matthew, a decorated Critical Resistance – National Office former U.S. Army Airborne believed he was being robbed www.CriticalResistance.org and threatened by a violent invasion from police, who had a 1904 Franklin St., Ste. 504 warrant for Mathew growing marijuana. After a fi re fi ght one Oakland, CA 94612 offi cer was killed, while fi ve others were injured. Matthew 510-444-0484; 510-444-2177 fax was also badly injured and is now a prisoner of ‘The War on [email protected] Drugs’. Matthew was using the medical marijuana to self- Works to halt prison building & rebuild New Orleans. medicate. GULF HURRICANE RELIEF

Cuban Medical Project Critical Resistance – Southern Region www.disarm.org 930 N. Broad St. Bob Schwartz, Executive Director New Orleans, LA 70119 504-304-3784 % DISARM Education Fund, 113 University Pl., 8th Floor 504-304-3792 fax New York, NY 10003 [email protected] 212-353-9800; 212-353-9676 fax Works to halt prison-building & rebuild New Orleans. [email protected] Provides medicines, medical teams & supplies to hurricane-battered Cuba in defiance of US embargo. “To accomplish great things we must not only act, but also dream, not only Community Futures Collective/ Common Ground Relief www.CommonGroundRelief plan, but also believe." Thom Pepper, Operations Dir. - Anatole France 1800 Deslonde St. New Orleans, LA 70117 504-924-3737 Rebuilding the hurricane-ravaged Gulf Coast focused on New Orleans. HAITI EARTHQUAKE RELIEF

Partners In Health Doctors Without Borders, Haiti, Inc. www.PIH.org www.DoctorsWithoutBorders.org Ophelia Dahl, Director Sophie Delaunay, Executive Director PO Box 845578 333 7th Avenue, 2nd Floor Boston, MA 02284-5578 New York, NY 10001-5004 617-998-8922; 617-432-5300 fax 212-679-6800; 212-679-7016 fax [email protected] Emergency medical aid in wars, epidemics, & disasters, & for Helping those affected by the 2010 earthquake that those who lack health services due to isolation or devastated Port-au-Prince, Haiti. persecution. Includes a special gift for DWB’s work in Haiti.

"The most important thing in illness is never to lose heart." - Nikolai Lenin CIVIL/HUMAN RIGHTS 7

"There is one thing stronger than all the armies in the world, and that is an idea whose time has come." - Victor Hugo

Corporate Accountability International (INFACT) National People's Action www.stopcorporateabuse.com www.npa.us.org Kelle Louaillier, Executive Director 810 N. Milwaukee 10 Milk St., Ste. 610 Chicago, IL 60642 Boston, MA 02108 312-243-3035 800-688-8797 312-243-7044 fax 617-695-2525 National People's Action (NPA) IA a network of grassroots 617-695-2626 fax organizations with a fierce reputation for direct action from [email protected] Fights Big Business exploiters: tobacco, oil, & agribiz; across the country that work to advance a national economic campaigns for clean water for all, against bottled water. and racial justice agenda.

ACLU Foundation of Texas Committee to Stop FBI Repression (CSFR) www.aclutx.org www.stopfbi.net Terri Burke, Exec. Dir. PO Box 14183 Cheryl Newcomb, Development Minneapolis, MN 55414 PO Box 12905 612-379-3585 Austin, TX 78711-2905 Organizes to stop FBI repression of U.S. anti war activist and. 512-478-7300 512-478-7303 fax Electronic Frontier Foundation [email protected] www.eff.org Eighth largest ACLU affiliate protects rights & liberties in Shari Steele, Executive Director courtrooms, the Legislature, & TX communities of all sizes. Katina Bishop, Development Director

454 Shotwell Street Fully Informed Jury Association (FIJA) www.fija.org San Francisco, CA 94110-1914 IIoiIo Jones, Executive Director 415-436-9333 PO Box 5570 415-436-9993 fax Helena, MT 59604-5570 [email protected] 406-442-7800 Legal advocacy for free speech, fair use, innovation, & 406-422-9332 privacy in cyberspace. [email protected] The FIJA mission is to educate Americans regarding their full Bill of Rights Defense Committee powers as jurors, including their ability to rely on personal www.bordc.org conscience, to judge the merit of the law and its application, Amy E. Ferrer, Associate Director and to nullify bad law. 8 Bridge Street Suite A Northampton, MA 01060 Community Now! 413-582-0110 http://www.communitynowfreedom.com 413-582-0116 John Garrison Tate [email protected] 2316 Bristol Defend the rule of law and rights and liberties challenged by Bryan, Texas 77802 overbroad national security and counter-terrorism policies. [email protected] Assists differently-abled people who wish to live independently, outside of state schools. “Effective leadership means having a Workers Defense Project lot of people working towards a Proyecto Defensa Laboral www.workersdefense.org common goal. And when you have that Cristina Tzintzún, Director with no one caring who gets credit, P.O. Box 6423 Austin, TX 78762 you're going to accomplish a lot. If 512-391-2305 you have those wanting the credit for 512-391-2306 fax themselves, you're not going to get as [email protected] Immigrant workers organize for fair pay and much accomplished." safe conditions. - John Wooden, legendary UCLA Basketball Coach JEWISH AFFAIRS 8

Dallas Holocaust Museum “You don’t ever have to wait one www.dallasholocaustmuseum.org minute to begin improving the world.” Elliot Dlin, Executive Director – Anne Frank 211 N. Record St., Ste. 100 Dallas, TX 75202-3361 United States Holocaust Memorial Museum 214-741-7500; 214-747-2270 fax www.ushmm.org [email protected] Tom A. Bernstein, Chairman Holocaust education in Dallas area. Sara J. Bloomfield, Director 100 Raoul Wallenberg Place, SW Holocaust Museum Houston Washington, DC 20024-2126 www.hmh.org 202-488-0400 Susan Myers, Executive Director 202-488-2652 fax Morgan Family Center Member and Donor Services 5401 Caroline St. P.O. Box 90988 Houston, Texas 77004-6804 Washington, DC 20090–0988 713-942-8000 866-998-7466 [email protected] [email protected] Holocaust education in Houston area. Opposes genocide, anti-Semitism, & falsification of history. Educators for tolerance. Chabad-Lubavitch of Greater Austin http://chabadaustin.com Vancouver Holocaust Education Rabbi Yosef Y. Levertov, Director, and Rebbitzen Levertov www.vhec.org 2101 Nueces St. Frieda Miller, Executive Director Austin, TX 78705 50 - 950 W 41st 512-472-3900 Vancouver BC , V5Z 2N7 CAN [email protected] 604-264-0499 Orthodox Jewish Center offers holiday celebrations & festive 604-264-0497 fax meals for all. [email protected] Holocaust education in Vancouver, Canada.

“We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children.” – Native American proverb NATIVE AMERICANS

Native American Rights Fund Running Strong for American Indian Youth www.narf.org www.indianyouth.org John E. Echohawk, Exec. Dir., Donald M. Ragona Lauren Haas Finkelstein, Executive Director 1506 Broadway 2550 Huntington Ave, Suite 200 Boulder, CO 80302-6296 Alexandria, VA 22303-1499 303-447-8760 703-317-9881 303-443-7776 fax 703-317-9690 fax Litigates for tribal rights, including religious freedom, land [email protected] rights, & other issues of sovereignty. Helps tribes increase self-sufficiency, youth programs foster Native American pride. ELDERS

Family Eldercare Gray Panthers Of Austin www.FamilyElderCare.org http://GrayPanthersAustin.org Angela Atwood and Aldo Waker, Co-Executive Directors Gary Dugger, Chairman and Convenor 2210 Hancock Dr. 3710 Cedar Street, Box 15 Austin, TX 78756 Austin TX, 78705 512-450-0844 512-458-3738 512-459-6436 fax 512-458-9727 fax [email protected] [email protected] Supports independent living for older people & those with Youth & age together fight for affordable housing, health & disabilities. human services, peace & dignity. YOUTH 9

Life Works “Life's most urgent question is: www.lifeworksaustin.org Susan McDowell, Executive Director what are you doing for others?" 3700 South 1st St. - Martin Luther King Jr. Austin, TX 78704 512-735-2400 San Anto Cultural Arts Organization 512-735-2452 www.sananto.org Support youth and families in their strong determination to Roberta Hassele, Interim Exec. Dir. achieve self-sufficiency and make generational change. 2120 El Paso San Antonio, TX 78207 Children’s Prison Arts Project 210-226-7466 www.childrensprisonart.org 210-226-8354 fax Birgit Walker, Executive/Artistic Director [email protected] PO Box 130584 Youth programs include murals, a newspaper, filmmaking & Houston, TX 77219-0584 more in San Antonio’s West Side. 713-520-7661 [email protected] Rosenberg Fund for Children Helping incarcerated children learn social and survival skills www.rfc.org through visual and dramatic arts. Robert Meeropol, Executive Director 116 Pleasant St., Ste. 348 Out youth Austin Easthampton, MA 01027 www.outyouth.org 413-529-0063 Candice Towe, Executive Director 413-529-0802 fax 909 E 49 1/2 St [email protected] Austin, TX 78751 Helps children of those who have suffered for progressive 512-419-1233 activism, & targeted youth activists, with needs. [email protected] Out Youth serves the Central Texas LGBTQIA (lesbian/gay/ Davis-Putter Scholarship Fund bisexual, transgender, queer and intersex) youth and their www.DavisPutter.org allies with programs and services to ensure these promising Carol J. Kraemer, Director young people develop into happy, healthy, successful adults. Post Office Box 7307 New York, NY 10116-7307 American Youth Works [email protected] www.americanyouthworks.org College scholarships for progressive activist youth. Parc Smith, CEO 1901 E. Ben White Blvd Florence’s Comfort House Austin, TX 78741 www.florencescomforthouse.org 512-744-1900 Florence Poniano 512-916-4708 515 Kemp St. American Youth Works is dedicated to empowering at-risk Austin, TX 78741 youth through education, service, and green jobs training. 512-385-8672 A safe place for latch-key kids in one of Austin’s most hazardous neighborhoods.

“If you think you are too small to be effective, you have never been in bed with a mosquito.” – Betty Reese ANIMAL WELFARE

Humane Society Austin Texas Donkey Rescue www.AustinHumaneSociety.org www.texasdonkeyrescue.org Frances Jonon, Executive Director Charles Munro 124 W. Anderson Lane 100 Lakeshore Rd. Austin, TX 78752-1123 Bertram, TX 78605 512-646-PETS 512-820-0872 [email protected] Takes in abandoned donkeys from around the state, cares for No-kill shelter & adoptions. For all of our animal companions them, and finds them loving homes wherever possible. of blessed memory. ANIMAL WELFARE 10

Defenders of Wildlife Primarily Primates www.Defenders.org www.PrimarilyPrimates.org Rodger Schlickeisen, President & CEO Stephen Rene Tello, Eecutive Director 1130 17th St. NW 26099 Dull Knife Trail. Washington, DC 20036 San Antonio, Texas 78255-3420 800-385-9712 830-755-4616 202-682-9400 830-755-4618 fax [email protected] [email protected] Dedicated to protecting native plants & animals in their San Antonio sanctuary for primates & other animals abused natural communities. or "retired" from circuses, zoos, & research.

Best Friends Animal Sanctuary Wildlife Alliance www.BestFriends.org www.WildlifeAlliance.org Gregory Castle, CEO MIchael Zwirn, Director of US Operations 5001 Angel Canyon Rd. 1150 17th St., NW, Ste. 403 Kanab, UT 84741-5000 Washington, DC 20036 435-644-2001 202-223-6350 [email protected] 202-223-6352 fax A safe haven for all abandoned or abused animals; advocates [email protected] for no-kill policies. Fights poaching, trafficking, & other crimes against wildlife; assists animals wounded by traps and snares. International Exotic Feline Sanctuary www.bigcat.org Earth Island Institue / Great Whale Conservancy Richard Gilbreth, Executive Director www.eii.org/gwc P.O. Box 637 Michael Fishbach, Codirector Boyd, TX 76023 2150 Allston Way Ste. 460 940-433-5091 Berkeley, CA 94704 [email protected] 510-859-9100 Texas sanctuary for big cats, bears, & other exotic animals 510-859-9091 that cannot return to the wild. [email protected] The Great Whale Conservancy aims to protect the world's Animal kind, Inc great whales and their habitat. www.all-creatures.org P.O. Box 902 Hudson, NY 12534 518-822-8643 “Pray for a good harvest, but Dedicated to stopping the stray and feral cat overpopulation keep on plowing." humanely in Columbia and Greene Counties. - Nancy Otto HEALTH, FOOD, HOUSING, HUMAN NEEDS

Caritas of Austin Nosotros La Gente http://CaritasOfAustin.org % Ralph Gonzales, Pres. Beth Atherton, Executive Director 427 Parker Dr. P.O. Box 1947 San Marcos 78555 Austin, Texas 78767-1947 Grass roots group helps poor San Marcos families meet 512-479-4610 children’s basic needs. Assists with basic needs for Austin's working poor, homeless, & refugees. SafePlace www.safeplace.org People's Community Clinic Julia Spann, Executive Director www.austinpcc.org PO Box 19454 Regina Rogoff, CEO Austin, TX 78760 2909 N IH-35 512-267-SAFE hotline Austin, TX 78722 512-927-9616 TTY 512-322-5135 512-267-7233 [email protected] [email protected] Low-cost and sliding scale health services in Austin. Shelter and services for victims of family violence. HEALTH, FOOD, HOUSING, HUMAN NEEDS 11

Hospice Austin www.hospiceaustin.org "To accomplish great things we must not Marjorie Mulanax, Executive Director only act, but also dream, not only plan, but 4107 Spicewood Spgs. Rd., Ste. 100 also believe." Austin, TX 78759 - Anatole France 512-342-4700 512-795-9053 fax 800-445-3261 NARAL Pro-Choice Texas Foundation [email protected] www.prochoicetexas.org Hospice services offer dignity to the dying. Sara S. Cleveland, Executive Director P.O. Box 684602 Planned Parenthood of the Texas Capital Region, Inc. Austin, TX 78768 www.thechoiceproject.org 512-462-1661 www.ppaustin.org 512-462-2007 fax Ken Lambrecht, President and CEO [email protected] Dierdre Anderson, Development Education to preserve reproductive rights. 201 East Ben White Blvd., Bldg. B Austin, TX 78704-7301 Habitat for Humanity, Austin Chapter 512-275-0171, 512-275-0181 fax www.austinhabitat.org [email protected] Michael Willard, Executive Director Family planning info & resources for all. 310 Comal St., Ste. 100 Austin, Texas 78702 Mobile Loaves and Fishes 512-472-8788 x 100 www.mlfnow.org 512-472-6235 fax Alan Graham, President [email protected] 903 South Capital of Texas Highway Austin affiliate of international HFH, creating homeowners Austin, TX 78746 one house at a time. (512) 328-7299, (512) 328-7223 fax [email protected] House the Homeless, Inc. A social outreach for the homeless and indigent working www.HouseTheHomeless.org poor. Provides food and clothing to the needy. Richard R. Troxell, President and Co-Founder; PO Box 2312 Cen-Tex Silicone Implant Support, Inc. Austin, TX 78768-2312 Jean Craig, Executive Director 512-796-4366 4743 Merida Ave [email protected] Ft. Worth, TX 76115-3008 Education & advocacy to end homelessness; pay wages 817-926-2553 fax sufficient for decent shelter. Austin affiliate of Universal [email protected] Living Wage Campaign. Information & networking for implant survivors. In loving memory of Richard “Sparky” Douglas. Partnership For Safety and Justice (PSJ) www.safetyandjustice.org Casa Marianella David Rogers, Executive Director www.CasaMarianella.org 825 NE 20th Suite 250 Jennifer E. Long, Director Portland, OR 97232 821 Gunter Street 503-335-8449 Austin, TX 78702 503-232-1922 512 385-5571 Developed a pioneering and provocative model for a system 512 385-5575 fax that is just and that more effectively builds safer, healthier [email protected] communities. Transitional housing & resources for immigrants & refugees. Annual Ed Wendler Award for Outstanding Service to the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network Immigrant Community. "In Loving Memory of Gary Morrison" www.pancan.org Meals on Wheels and More Pamela Marquardt, Director www.MealsOnWheelsAndMore.org 1500 Rosecrans Ave Suite 200 Dan Pruett, President & CEO Manhattan Beach, CA 90266 3227 E. 5th St. 877-272-6226 Austin, TX 78702 The organization fulfills its mission through a nationwide 512-476-MEAL network of people dedicated to working together to advance 512-476-6478 fax research, support patients and create hope for those affected [email protected] by pancreatic cancer. Hot meals, more for home bound, elderly in Travis County. ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS 12

Climate Ground Zero Save Our Springs Alliance www.climategroundzero.com www.sosalliance.org Mike Rouselle Dick Kallerman, Board Chair P.O. Box 166 PO Box 684881 Rock Creek, WV 25174 Austin, TX 78768-4881 303-854-7372 512-477-2320, 512-477-6410 fax Committed to stay in the Appalachia Mountains until mountain top removal is ended forever. [email protected] Protecting Austin's Barton Springs & the vital Edwards Ecology Action of Texas Aquifer from irresponsible development. This year our gift www.ecology-action.org honors the memory of Charlie Tesar. Lauren Dreyer, Chair 707 E. 9th St Austin Environmental Directory Austin, TX 78701 www.environmentaldirectory.info 512-322-0000 Paul Robbins, Editor Ecology Action of Texas is as an all-volunteer group that PO Box 1374 sought to promote environmental issues like recycling. Austin, TX 78767 Print & online directory of environmentally responsible Austin Farm Aid businesses for individual & business use. Information & www.farmaid.org education on green issues & practices.

Kari Williams, Development Manager Greenpeace Fund 501 Cambridge Street, 3rd Floor www.Greenpeace.org Cambridge, MA 02141 Phil Radford, Executive Director 800-Farm-Aid 702 H Street NW, Suite 300 617-354-2922 Washington, D.C. 20001 617-354-6992 fax 800-326-0959, 202-462-1177 [email protected] [email protected] Willie Nelson, Neil Young & John Mellencamp organized the Works against global warming, destruction of primal forests, first Farm Aid concert in 1985 to raise awareness about the deterioration of oceans, & nuclear disaster. loss of family farms and to raise funds to keep farm families on their lands - 25 years later, they are still doing it. Texas Drought Project

The Permaculture Institute http://texasdroughtproject.org www.permaculture.org Alyssa Burgin, Director Scott & Arina Pittman 16306 Buena Tierra PO Box 3702 San Antonio, TX 78232 Pojoaque NM, 87501 210-381-4021 505-455-0514 , 505-455-2003 fax [email protected] [email protected] Citizen education & action concerning drought cycles in Educates people worldwide about sustainable agriculture in Texas. A project of Texas Harambe Foundation. hands-on workshops. Hill Country Alliance The National Arbor Day Foundation www.hillcountryalliance.org www.ArborDay.org 15315 Hwy. 71 West John Rosenow, President 100 Arbor Ave. Bee Cave, TX Nebraska City, NE 68410 512-560-3135 888-448-7337 512-263-3471 [email protected] An ever-expanding alliance of groups with the long-term Free trees & tree information for individuals & groups; Arbor objective of preserving the character of the Texas Hill Day promotes tree-planting. Country. DEMOCRATIC MEDIA

Information Clearing House Mike Gray Inc. www.informationcelaringhouse.info www.Mike-Gray.org Tom Feeley 8301 Marmont Lane PO Box 365 Los Angeles, CA 90069 Imperial Beach, CA 91933 323-650-7212 619-407-7045 323-650-713 fax Independent media source grown out of frustration at the Support for a film “The Organizer” about Houston community failure of traditional commercial media to infom the American activist and YES board member Bob Lee. public, especially as it relates to US foreign policy. DEMOCRATIC MEDIA 13

Freedom Archives "Activism is being a voice for the www.FreedomArchives.org voiceless, standing up for the weak and Claude Marks, Director the frail, engaging the human spirit." 522 Valencia St. – Anita Roddick San Francisco. CA 94110 415-863-9977 Southwest Alternate Media Project (SWAMP) [email protected] for “Rainbow Coalition” Preserving & making available the sounds & sights of past www.swamp.org; www.unitedstatesartists.org people's movements for today's activists. Mary M. Lampe, Executive Director 1519 W. Main Street Texas Freedom Network Education Fund Houston, TX 77006-4709 http://www.tfn.org Ray Santisteban Kathy MIller, President/Executive Director 1410 S. Presa PO Box 1624 San Antonio, TX 78210 Austin, TX 78767 [email protected] 512-322-0545 210-262-8916 512-322-0550 To help underwrite a documentary film about the Black Panther [email protected] Party & the Young Lords Party in the Chicago of the late 60's. Protecting Texans against the distortions of religious extremists. Common Cause www.commoncause.org New Journalism Project/The Rag Blog Bob Edgar, President & CEO http://TheRagBlog.blogspot.com 1133 19th St., 9th Floor Alice Embree, Treasurer Washington, DC 20036 PO Box 14672 202-659-3716 Austin, TX 78761-4672 Common Cause is dedicated to restoring the core values [email protected] of American democracy, reinventing an open, honest and Progressive activists & journalists revive Austin's legendary accountable government that serves the public interest, and underground newspaper, The Rag, online, a tool for empowering ordinary people to make their voices heard in communication, analysis, & organization. the political process. Kent State Truth Tribunal National Coalition Against Censorship (NCAC) www.truthtribunal.org www.ncac.org Laurel Krause, Co Founder Joan E. Bertin, Executive Director P. O. Box 191 275 Seventh Ave., Ste. 1504 Mendocino, CA 95460 New York, NY 10001 The Kent State Truth Tribunal helps to heal those involved in 212-807-6222; 212-807-6245 fax the Kent State murders on May 4, 1970, establish cause and [email protected] effect, and shed light on who was responsible. Dedicated to protecting rights & principles guaranteed by the First Amendment. Texas Archive of Moving Image (TAMI) www.texasarchive.org Texas Democracy Foundation Susan Durks www.TexasObserver.org 501 N. IH-35 Suite 204 Susan Longley, President Austin, TX 78702 307 W. 7th St. 512-485-3073 Austin, TX 78701 [email protected] 800-939-6620 TAMI's mission is to discover, preserve, make accessible, 512-477-0746 and serve the community interest in Texas' moving image heritage. [email protected]

Publishes The Texas Observer, thorn in the side of the rich & Artist For Media Diversity corrupt, voice of the underdog. www.a4md.org

Barbra Kay Texas Center for Documentary Photography 411 W. Monroe Street www.documentaryphotographs.com Austin, TX 78704 Alan Pogue [email protected] 2104 E. Martin Luther King Blvd Artists for Media Diversity is organized to foster awareness of Austin, Texas 78702 the need for independent media voices in America, to provide 512-478-8387 phone & fax assistance to emerging community-based or public media [email protected] outlets and to promote musical and cultural diversity. Texas’ premier photo documentarian preserves the people’s history. PROGRESSIVE CULTURE 14

Project Abundant Life Esperanza Peace and Justice Center www.projectabundantlife.org www.EsperanzaCenter.org Dorian Layssard Graciela I. Sánchez, Director 1401 B Cedar Ave. 922 San Pedro Austin, TX 78702 San Antonio, TX 78212 512-294-7872 210-228-0201, 210-228-0000 fax New community center in central East Austin. A project of [email protected] African American Art Technical Resource Center. Culture & art in the service of activism, peace, economic & political justice in San Antonio. Publishers of La Voz. La Peña www.lapena-austin.org Red Salmon Arts, % Resistencia Bookstore Cynthis Perez www.resistenciabooks.com/aWebPages/%20eRedSalmon/ 227 Congress Ave. redsalmon_.html Austin, TX 78701 René Valdez; Lilia Rosas, RSA Administrator 512-477-6007 1801-A South 1st Street 512-477-0758 fax Austin, TX 78704 [email protected] 512-416-8885 Latino community arts in Austin. [email protected] Following the legacy of prison poet, liberationist & mentor South Austin Popular Culture Center Raul R Salinas. Youth, women’s programs. http://samopc.org Leea Mechling, Executive Director Teatro Vivo 1516 South Lamar Boulevard www.teatrovivo.org Austin, TX 78704-2923 Rupert and JoAnn Reyes, Directors (512) 440-8318 3103 Breeze Terrace., Ste. A Presents, exhibits, documents and interprets Austin art and Austin, TX 78722 culture of the past 50 years, tracing the evolution and social [email protected] context of Austin's cultural production from the early 1960s. Radical working-class bilingual live theater. INTERNATIONAL

Casa Xalteva Study Center The Nobelity Project www.CasaXalteva.com http://nobelity.org Ken Carpenter Christy Pipkin, Executive Director PO Box 4542 PO Box 161925 Albuquerque, NM 87196-4542 Austin, TX 78716 505-254-7535 512-263-7971 [email protected] [email protected] Community school & improvement projects in Nicaragua. Turk & Christy Pipkin's "1000 Voices of Hope" raises funds for projects like Mahiga Hope School in Africa. TechnoServe www.TechnoServe.org Jubilee USA Network Bruce McNamer, President & CEO www.jubileeusa.org 1800 M St., NW, Ste. 1066, South Tower Eric LeCompte, Executive Director Washington, DC 20036 212 East Capitol Street NE 800-999-6757 Washington DC 20003 202-785-4515 202-783-3566 tel, 202-546-4468 fax 202-785-4544 fax [email protected] [email protected] An international alliance of more than 75 groups working for Teaches business, organizational, & entrepreneurial skills to the definitive cancellation of crushing debts in Asia, Africa, rural people in underdeveloped countries. and Latin America.

Wine to Water Save Darfur Coalition www.winetowater.org www.SaveDarfur.org Doc Hendley, Founder & President Mark Lotwis, Acting President 703 West King St. 1025 Connecticut Ave., NW, Ste. 310 Boone, NC 28607 Washington, DC 20036 828-355-9655 800-917-2034, 202-467-0001 fax [email protected] [email protected] Raises money for clean-water wells & storage in communities Urges international action to end genocide in Darfur, East around the world. Africa. INTERNATIONAL 15 We Are Family Foundation STITCH www.wearefamilyfoundation.org www.stitchonline.org Nancy Hunt, President Erin Kliewer, Executive Director P.O. Box 1352 1526 Newton St. NW Midtown Station Washington, DC 20010 New York, NY 10018 202-265-3575 646-403-8025 [email protected] [email protected] STITCH supports women workers in Central America Builds global coalitions for international summits on and the United States in their efforts to plan and carry worldwide curricula. Builds schools in countries with out organizing campaigns through workshops and lowest literacy rates. leadership training.

American Near East Refugee Aid Mercy Corps/ Mercy Corps Japan www.anera.org https://www.mercycorps.org/ William Corcoran, President PO Box 2669, Dept. W 1111 14th Street NW, #400 Portland, OR 97208-2669 Washington, DC 20005 800-292-3355 202-266-9700 888-747-7440 202-266-9701 fax Their mission is to alleviate suffering, poverty and [email protected] oppression by helping people build secure, productive Development, health, education, & employment ser- and just communities, also working with Japan vices for Palestinian communities & poor families in Tsunami Victims to help affected communities recover the Middle East. emotionally, restart businesses and regain lost jobs.

FINCA International, Inc. United To End Genocide www.villagebanking.org www.endgenocide.org Rupert Scofield, President & CEO Tom Andrews 1101 14th Street, NW, Eleventh Floor 3246 Solutions Center, Lockbox #773246 Washington, DC 20005 Chicago, IL 60677 202-682-1510 202-556-2100 202-682-1535 fax 202-467-0001 fax [email protected] [email protected] Providing financial services to the world's lowest- The largest activist organization in America dedicated income entrepreneurs In the worldwide fight against to preventing and ending genocide and mass atrocities poverty & hunger. worldwide.

Doctors Without Borders, USA, Inc. www.DoctorsWithoutBorders.org "Work for unity. But avoid Sophie Delaunay, Executive Director uniformity. Look instead for ways 333 7th Avenue, 2nd Floor New York, NY 10001-5004 to connect. And don't look for 212-679-6800 unity to shine down like a light 212-679-7016 fax from above. Unity is born from Emergency medical aid in wars, epidemics, & disasters, within. Not everybody in the & for those who lack health services due to isolation or persecution. Includes a special gift for DWB’s work in world is going to have the same Haiti. vision. There will always be divisive issues; we won't all be Pedals for Progress liberated in the same way. But www.p4p.org Dave Schweidenback, International Operations; even if we disagree with each Beverly Merchant, Office Manager other, we need to respect each PO Box 312 other's viewpoints. After all, High Bridge, NJ 08829-0312 we're all trying to work for a 908-638-4811, 908-638-4860 fax [email protected] better future." In the Third World & beyond, bicyles bring increased -Assata Shakur productivity & a higher standard of living! Aunt of Tupac Shakur War ends when peace is made. Here is a program for at ﬁ rst a “cease-ﬁ re”, and then a permanent end to the war on drugs. We want to promote a national discussion of drug war policies. This discussion should include all drugs, legal and illegal; & have as its primary goal protecting children and families from harm. These ideas could save millions of dollars, which would be used to fund education, and/or balancing the budget while creating jobs and job training.

1. End the War on Drugs At Home & Abroad. •Stop locking up nonviolent drug offenders (including distributors of free, clean needles or distributors of medical marijuana). •Stop revoking probation and parole for nonviolent drug use. •Institute treatment and restoration (see #2), rather than prison time, for nonviolent "hard" drug users while providing community service sentencing for violence-free drug offenders. •End Publicly funded Drug Testing. •Legalize medical marijuana nationwide. •Stop seizing property of nonviolent drug offenders. Stop funding law enforcement through property forfeitures. •Stop spraying poison and destroying the environment in Columbia, Peru, Bolivia, etc. End all U.S. support (ﬁ nancial, technical, and military) for eradicating poppy, coca, and marijuana crops in other countries. •End sanctions against countries who want their drug laws to differ from ours.

2. Peace Now! Create a domestic peace corps of nonviolent drug offenders. They would qualify for restorative justice and community service, with appropriate training and provided supervision. Local government, neighborhoods and communities would decide what services they need and want. •Building and repairing homes, schools, & playgrounds. •Helping keep public spaces clean. •Assisting at hospitals, hospices, & community centers. •Helping home bound elderly or handicapped people.

3. Bring Home Our Own Prisoners of War. •Release all nonviolent drug offenders held in federal, state and local jails and prisons and allow them to complete their sentences in community service, under appropriate supervision (see #2) without threat of going back to jail for nonviolent drug use or failing a drug test. •After successfully completing community service, restore all voting rights to nonviolent drug offenders. •Provide counseling and social service options for offenders and their families (who may need such as a result of their family member's incarceration).

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