Support for the upcoming Palestinian Popular Conference in Chicago

Donate and help organize an inclusive and unifying assembly for the Palestinian people in the US.

The U.S. Palestinian Conference Network (USPCN) is organizing the

first popular conference of Palestinians in the United States

in Chicago August 8, 2008 .

The main objective of the assembly or conference is to offer an

open arena where Palestinians and their supporters in the U.S. can

come together to refine strategies, interlink efforts, and plan joint

actions to support the achievement of Palestinian rights.

However, we need your generous support in order to

achieve this much needed goal. Please donate to help us make

the first Palestinian popular conference in the U.S. a resounding success.

Make your check payable to USPCN and mail it to:

USPCN

P.O. Box 22518

San Francisco , CA 94122

Or, make a secure online donation by clicking on the

Make a Donation button at the following link:

http://www.palestineconference . org/donate. html

To participate in the conference’s organizing efforts,

send us a message at conference@palestineconference.org

We thank you for your support.

USPCN

P.O. Box 22518

San Francisco , CA 94122

(402) 551-0674

(408) 849-7977

Email: conference@palestin econference. org

www.palestineconference.org

*The US Palestinian Conference Network (USPCN) is registered

with the State of Illinois .

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