SYNERGIES

Workfare Incorporated offers the American people a means of reducing unemployment and stimulating our economy, directly and effectively, without adding to our already massive national debt.  In fact, Workfare’s success will reduce government deficits.  As we put more and more people to work on socially useful projects, the number of people relying on welfare and unemployment benefits will decrease.  The taxes paid by our workers will add to the government’s revenues.

Workfare Incorporated’s success will also reduce the need for the services of many other charitable organizations (food pantries, homeless shelters, etc.) to a more manageable level.

DONATE TO WORKFARE INCORPORATED

Photo by Sarah Rimel

There is no better way than donating to Workfare Incorporated to help our fellow Americans who are willing and able to work, but unable to find a job.

With a broad base of generous support, we will reduce unemployment significantly and promote a “jobs-fueled recovery” from the current recession!

If you prefer making a donation by check or money order, mail your donation to:

Workfare Incorporated
15517 East 40th Street
Independence, MO  64055

Workfare Incorporated is a non-profit organization under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue code.  Your donation is tax-deductible.

SUPPORT WORKFARE INCORPORATED

If you share our beliefs and would like to help us fulfill our mission, but are not in a position to donate money at this time, you can help in other ways:

• Spread the word. Help increase awareness of Workfare Incorporated by sending a link to our web site to everyone you know who might be interested in what we are doing and/or able to help us in some way.
• Sign up for our e-mail newsletter and/or RSS (News page feed), which will keep you informed regarding upcoming benefits, progress toward our goals, and Workfare-related news.  (Sign up at the bottom of the sidebar in the lower-right hand corner of this page.)
• Visit our “Causes at Facebook” page and become a “member.”
• “Like”  Workfare Incorporated on Facebook.  Workfare Incorporated on Facebook
• Become a “friend” of Workfare Incorporated on MySpace.

With a broad base of generous support we will reduce unemployment significantly – putting people to work on socially beneficial jobs.

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We would like to thank all of the bands, venues, and sponsors who have helped us get Workfare Incorporated off the ground with our first few benefit concerts.

Our sponsors: Sarah Rimel Photography, Gary Martin/American Family Insurance, Big Dude’s Music City, and First Federal Bank.

The bands and performers: Lowell Premer, Robert Leonard, Pete Jacobs, Larry Bell, Monique Danielle, Stan Kessler, Roger Wilder, Steve Rigazzi, Tim Cambron, True North, Expassionates, Billy Ebeling, Rockhill, Buttermilk Boys, Jervis Jort, Two Headed Cow, Toe Jam, Spiney Norman, Hidden Pictures, Fairbanks, Futants, Pat Boone’s Farm, David Hasselhoff on Acid, phi:NITE, Tony Ladesich, Slow Bros (Jake Blanton and Andrew Connor), Antennas Up, MDM, From Quiet Arms, The Belated, Truckstop Honeymoon, Shannon and the Rhythm Kings, Mad Libby, Dobson Hall, Rex Hobart, Delorean, The Sunshine Destroyers, Shinetop, Jr., Allen Blasco, Lonesome Hank and the Heartaches, Winston Apple, Seedlove, Rivercity Revelators, Pieces of Jake, and babakuul.

The venues: Crosstown Station, Czar Bar, The Riot Room, Mike Kelly’s Westsider, The Brick, Jardine’s, The VooDoo Lounge, Knuckleheads Saloon, The Record Bar, Blayney’s, and Eclipse Bar and Grill.

We also greatly appreciate the support shown by those who attended the concerts.

THANK YOU!

Photo by Sarah Rimel