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The document advertises for volunteers to become Social Justice Ambassadors for the Campaign for Hoosier Families (CHF) organization. It provides information on signing up online or in person at Lafayette Urban Ministry, contacting the program director, following CHF on social media, educating oneself on bills CHF is monitoring, speaking out on social media about issues, and donating to support CHF's work advocating on behalf of low-income families and children. The vision is for every Hoosier to have a chance to live up to their potential through CHF's legislative advocacy efforts.
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- 1. Get Involved Become a Social Justice Ambassador Today! Walk in: Lafayette Urban Ministry 420 N. 4TH Street Lafayette, IN. 47901 Sign up: To volunteer or to get more information please visit online via our website at http://tinyurl.com/glvdcr3 or contact the Program Director, Susan Brouillette, at 765-423-2691 Connect with us! @Hoosierfamilies Campaign for Hossier Families Step 1: Educate yourself on the bills CHF is watching out for at lumserve.org, and tell your legislator what you think. Step 2: Speak out about the issues you're passionate about through your social media. Begin by sparking conversation among your community. Step 3: Volunteer with us and help low- income children and families that CHF ambassadors work to protect. Donate: Without the donations made by socially conscious citizens like you, CHF would not be made possible. Please continue our foundation by contributing to our foundation at: http://preview.tinyurl.com/js42xcq
- 2. Bills that relate to: -Medicaid -Earned Income Tax Credit -Temporary Aid for Needy Families -Food and Nutrition Programs -Housing Assistance -Immigration Reform Our Calling The Campaign for Hoosier Families engages local, state, and Federal officials on behalf of low-income families and children. Since it was founded in 1975, LUM has included “advocacy” as part its mission. In service to this mission, staff, board members, and volunteers have lobbied public officials so that the working poor are treated justly and that public assistance programs lead to real and sustainable economic stability. "CHF is greater than just charity. It provides enduring change, helping people to live to their full potential." Susan Brouillette, CHF Program Director Become an ambassador today. Follow us on social media and volunteer! Register at http://bit.ly/2a9Md4b Our Vision Legislation We Watch For We believe every Hoosier deserves a chance to live up to his or her potential. The Campaign for Hoosier Families works to improve families and children through LEGISLATIVE ADVOCACY Help give a voice to those who don't have one. Visit LUMSERVE.ORG today to learn more information