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YouChoose.net is a community of passionate individuals who create and participate in Campaigns that empower them to accomplish common goals. It is the belief of our members that if enough people join their voices, and take action to accomplish a common goal, then that goal can be achieved.
The Issue
Virtually everyone has a passion - a cause they believe in - and a desire to make a difference. While some goals can be accomplished with a solo effort, most benefit from the combined support of a network of individuals.
Our Belief
That people, together, with knowledge, have power. That goals can be accomplished, every day, especially with the support of others. As Arlo Guthrie says in his song (more of a long story with a background rhythm actually) Alice's Restaurant, "if just one person does it they may think he's sick...but if fifty people a day do it...they may thinks it's a movement." Well, we think that millions of people can participate in YouChoose. And if we stand together in the millions, we will be noticed. You can be part of this movement. YouChoose your goal. YouChoose to empower yourself and others. YouChoose to prove that people do have power and that together, with them, YouChoose to make a difference.
Our Pledge
To empower people - turning their passions into actions - by providing them with the information, support and social network they need to accomplish their goals.
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