Track where we are in the year in our campaigns.
Learn more about our 2025 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.
Senators Cardin and Wicker lead resolution supporting U.S. program to protect vaccines and immunizations in low-income countries through Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance.
“What happens when the doctor becomes the patient?” asked Dr. Theopista Jacob Masenge (Dr. Theo, pronounced “Tay-oh”), a pediatrician and vaccine expert from Tanzania. Dr. Theo came to the U.S. for several weeks in Spring to speak to advocates and the media about this year’s urgent opportunities to expand access to lifesaving vaccines.
Take action on our FY25 Appropriations campaign by learning about our Dear Colleague letters!
Over a year after we began our fiscal year 2024 appropriations campaign, Congress finally passed the bills needed to fund the government through September. Your tireless advocacy led to our global health policy issues being protected by members of Congress and our basic education programs receiving a minimal cut. Now, it’s time to once again influence Congress to prioritize our issues in FY25!
The path to ending poverty is winding, and there are multiple opportunities along the way to use our voices, our influence, our empathy, and our relationships to create change. Hear from Joanne Carter, Executive Director, on what we’re raising our voices for in 2024.