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CPT INTERNATIONAL: Two donors to match all donations under $5000 sent before 31 October 2010

By demo

October 11, 2010

CPTnet

11 October 2010

CPT INTERNATIONAL: Two donors to match all donations under
$5000 sent before 31 October 2010

In response to our request for financial
help last month, two CPT donors stepped forward, offering to match
all donations made between now and 31 October up to $5,000. If you can donate
$10, that means $20 for peacemaking work in Colombia, Iraq, Canada, and
Palestine. If you can donate
$1000, that means $2000! Help us take advantage of this wonderful
opportunity!

We will continue to update the thermometer on the CPT web site every week, so
you can see how the fundraising campaign is progressing. We currently must raise $60,000 more to
meet our goal by 31 October 2010.
With your help, we will make it all the way!
Click here to donate.

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