Make a monthly financial commitment to the well being of Afghan women through our Pledge Program! Afghan women are among the most oppressed and neglected people in the world today in spite of any gains made after the fall of the Taliban regime. Sustained long term health, educational and other projects can help restore their dignity and well-being. We rely on donors making long term commitments because of the stability of broad-based grassroots financial support which enables us to take on vital programs such as Malalai Clinic, schools and orphanages.
Currently our Monthly Pledge Program uses the honor system. Simply decide at what level you can afford to give monthly and send us a donation once per month.
DONATE BY CREDIT CARD
We accept online donations via PayPal. Click the “Donate” link above.
NOTE: Even if you do not have a PayPal account, you can donate by scrolling down the PayPal page to the section entitled “Don’t have a PayPal account?” and clicking “Continue”.
DONATE BY CHECK
Checks should be made out to “SEE/Afghan Women’s Mission” and sent to:
Afghan Women’s Mission
c/o SEE
22231 Mulholland Hwy, Ste 209
Calabasas, CA 91302
IMPORTANT NOTE: All donations are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law. US donors, please note that we do not send tax receipts for donations less than $100.
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Events and Announcements
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Afghanistan News Wire
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- Malalai Joya, Afghan war critic, gets U.S. visa
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- Malalai Joya Named by Guardian Newspaper as Top 100 Women
- The Afghan War is Brutal, Expensive, Unpopular, and Ineffective – So Why Are We Spending Billions on It?
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Press Releases
- Tenth Anniversary of Afghanistan War: RAWA Member Available for Interviews
- U.S. Responds to Broad Public Campaign, Grants Malalai Joya Visa!
- US government denies entry visa to Afghan women’s rights activist and author Malalai Joya
- Leading Afghan Feminist Urges Immediate end to U.S. War
- A Woman Among Warlords – Malalai Joya Available for Interviews
- Afghan Women’s Rights Activist Calls for an End to US Occupation
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