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'''CREDO Mobile''' is a [[Cellular telephone|cell phone]] company that supports [[liberal]] ([[progressive]]) nonprofit groups. Users agree to have 1% of their charges contribute to liberal groups like [[Planned Parenthood]], [[Rainforest Action Network]], [[Human Rights Watch]], the [[ACLU]] and more. <ref>[http://www.credomobile.com/index.cfm?event=ourMission CREDO Mobile - Our Mission]</ref>  
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'''CREDO Mobile''' is a [[Cellular telephone|cell phone]] company that supports [[liberal]] ([[progressive]]) nonprofit groups. Users agree to have 1% of their charges contribute to liberal groups like [[Planned Parenthood]], [[Rainforest Action Network]], [[Human Rights Watch]], the [[ACLU]] and more.<ref>[http://www.credomobile.com/index.cfm?event=ourMission CREDO Mobile - Our Mission]</ref>  
  
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"Credo Mobile, a division of the liberal firm [[Working Assets]], has partnered with [[Democracy for America]], a progressive political action committee born of [[Howard Dean|Howard Dean’s]] presidential campaign, to create DFA Wireless. When subscribers make a call on a DFA Wireless phone, 10 percent of their monthly charges will go to Democracy for America." <ref>[http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0108/8219.html Wireless company gives liberals new outlet], [[Aoife McCarthy]] and [[Ryan Grim]], ''[[Politico]]'', Jan 31, 2008</ref>  
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"Credo Mobile, a division of the liberal firm [[Working Assets]], has partnered with [[Democracy for America]], a progressive political action committee born of [[Howard Dean|Howard Dean’s]] presidential campaign, to create DFA Wireless. When subscribers make a call on a DFA Wireless phone, 10 percent of their monthly charges will go to Democracy for America."<ref>[http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0108/8219.html Wireless company gives liberals new outlet], [[Aoife McCarthy]] and [[Ryan Grim]], ''[[Politico]]'', Jan 31, 2008</ref>  
  
 
CREDO Mobile lists their favorite liberal causes for 2008:
 
CREDO Mobile lists their favorite liberal causes for 2008:
  
 
==Civil Rights==
 
==Civil Rights==
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*[[Alliance for Justice]]
 
*[[Alliance for Justice]]
 
*[[Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence]]  
 
*[[Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence]]  
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==Peace & International Freedom==
 
==Peace & International Freedom==
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*[[Acción International]]  
 
*[[Acción International]]  
 
*[[Americans for Peace Now]]  
 
*[[Americans for Peace Now]]  
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==Economic & Social Justice==
 
==Economic & Social Justice==
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*[[America's Second Harvest]]  
 
*[[America's Second Harvest]]  
 
*[[Campaign for America's Future]]  
 
*[[Campaign for America's Future]]  
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==Environment==
 
==Environment==
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*[[Alliance for Climate Protection]]  
 
*[[Alliance for Climate Protection]]  
 
*[[American Rivers]]  
 
*[[American Rivers]]  
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==Voting Rights & Civic Participation==
 
==Voting Rights & Civic Participation==
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*[[AlterNet]]  
 
*[[AlterNet]]  
 
*[[Center for Independent Media]]  
 
*[[Center for Independent Media]]  

Revision as of 18:11, February 3, 2008

CREDO Mobile is a cell phone company that supports liberal (progressive) nonprofit groups. Users agree to have 1% of their charges contribute to liberal groups like Planned Parenthood, Rainforest Action Network, Human Rights Watch, the ACLU and more.[1]

"Credo Mobile, a division of the liberal firm Working Assets, has partnered with Democracy for America, a progressive political action committee born of Howard Dean’s presidential campaign, to create DFA Wireless. When subscribers make a call on a DFA Wireless phone, 10 percent of their monthly charges will go to Democracy for America."[2]

CREDO Mobile lists their favorite liberal causes for 2008:

Civil Rights

Peace & International Freedom

Economic & Social Justice

Environment

Voting Rights & Civic Participation

References

External Links