Bulletins
U.R.G.E. acts to help children. Where there is a lack, U.R.G.E. seeks to make enduring contributions: to improve the communities in which children learn, live and grow, in hopes of nourishing their future.
U.R.G.E. Agenda
Awareness
- Keep in touch with current events and political climates which affect children.
- Look for the communities that need a little help, be utilitarian in actions to assist.
Educational Means
- Monitor those who monitor. Know the sources.
- Provide links to the most accurate and unbiased information.
Take Action
- Continue to raise funds
- Provide the means for individuals to act together
U.R.G.E. Contact
Postal Address
URGE c/o Ziggy Marley
269 South Beverly Drive #175
Beverly Hills, CA 90212
U.R.G.E. is registered with the Internal Revenue Service as a nonprofit, tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization.
2005
U.R.G.E. Update
U.R.G.E. extends a sincere thank you to Dana Stein Willinger from Stamford, CT & James L. Reese from Lewiston, ME for their kind donations!
U.R.G.E. Donates to Kehillat Israel's "Feed The Hungry" Task Force
"Feed The Hungry," which provides food each month to families who live in the Turning Point Transitional Shelter in Santa Monica, CA. was founded in 1983. The shelter has 55 beds and has assisted over 4,000 people since it's inception more than two decades ago.
U.R.G.E. Teams up with Cloonan Middle School for Tsunami Relief
Dana Stein Willinger and her 6th grade science class at Cloonan Middle School in Stamford, CT generously raised funds for the the tsunami victims. U.R.G.E. was so moved by their efforts, they teamed up with the kids to match the funds they raised to donate to the Americares Organization. Click here for pictures of Dana and her students.
U.R.G.E. Donates $500 to Support The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
Donation goes toward sponsoring Kerry Simester for the Los Angeles Marathon, who helped raise $2,500 for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. The society helps cure leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin's disease and myeloma, and improve the quality of life of the patients and their families. Click here for more information.
