Sounding off on ‘Live Below the Line’

This weekend, a global campaign to increase awareness of the plight of 1.2 billion people living in extreme poverty begins. And the buzz around Live Below the Line is growing louder, particularly on social media. Here’s what some people are saying about Live Below the Line.

By // 24 April 2014
Preparing meals for Live Below the Line 2014.

This weekend, a global campaign to increase awareness of the plight of 1.2 billion people living in extreme poverty begins. And the buzz around Live Below the Line is growing louder, particularly on social media.

Here’s what some people are saying about Live Below the Line:

via Jacob Lief ‏‪@Ubuntujakes
via Live Below The Line ‏‪@LBLUS
via Marcy Meeker ‏‪@purplecrystal64
via Live Below The Line ‏‪@LBLUS
via Live Below The Line ‏‪@LBLUS
via Live Below The Line ‏‪@LBLUS
via Hunter Biden ‏‪@HunterBiden
via Somaly Mam ‏‪@SomalyMam
via One Woman ‏‪@opportunityint
via Sandra D ‏‪@Sandrajd1Sandra
via Amanda Muñoz ‏‪@AmandaAMunoz
via Water Collective ‏‪@WaterCollective
via Pierre Ferrari ‪@HeiferCEO

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    • Ma. Eliza Villarino

      Ma. Eliza Villarino

      Eliza is a veteran journalist focused on covering the most pressing issues and latest innovations in global health, humanitarian aid, sustainability, and development. A member of Mensa, Eliza has earned a master's degree in public affairs and bachelor's degree in political science from the University of the Philippines.

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