Track where we are in the year in our campaigns.
Learn more about our 2024 campaign.
Some helpful orientation and training resources to help with your advocacy.
The RESULTS Fellowship is an 11-month program for activists ages 20-45.
We offer many ways to give from making a stock gift to planned giving.
RESULTS is a movement of passionate, committed everyday people.
Poverty cannot end as long as oppression exists.
The Experts are leaders in the organization with lived experience of poverty.
Take action by writing to Congress or the media.
Learn more about advocacy to members of Congress.
Learn more about how to spotlight poverty issues in the media.
Where a baby is born should not determine how long she lives. RESULTS advocates for policies and legislation that will help end the preventable deaths of moms and babies in low-income countries around the world.
Before the holidays, Congress reached an agreement on spending bills and taxes and sent two packages to the president for signature. The good news is that the December 2019 deal includes an additional $239 million for global health programs and billions for housing assistance. And while the final package did not include critical expansions of tax credits for low-income workers and families, your hard work laid a strong foundation – including some bipartisan momentum – for when taxes are discussed again.
I only have one life, and I can’t waste it. The best way I know how to use my life is by making a difference in the world through RESULTS.
This August, six congressional staff and I traveled to Tanzania in eastern Africa, so congressional staff who are setting U.S. foreign policy could understand the impact of those decisions firsthand. We had come from from halfway around the globe to visit schools, hospitals, clinics, and other public programs, and learn about the work happening locally with U.S. support.
Find out more about appropriations for fiscal year 2020 and the actions the Senate took to increase funding for RESULTS’ global health priorities.
According to press reports, the White House is preparing to exploit a budget trick that would cancel funding for the fight against global poverty. This roundabout move would jeopardize $2-4 billion in aid that Congress has already approved and has been signed into law.