INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL OF THE PEOPLE COMMUNICATION PROGRAM:”THE WEB”
911 Avenue U, Brooklyn, NY 11223 USA
Tel:+1-718-332-9600, Fax:+1-718-332-9622, E-mail: info@wwpg.org
Dear Sir/Madam:
World leaders, philanthropists, and religious figures throughout history have envisioned a world in harmony. Some have attempted to create societies where poverty, oppression, hunger, and bigotry do not exist?societies governed not solely by laws of the state but, more importantly, by a universal spirit of brotherhood and a commitment to peace. Such a utopian world may be a long way off, but with the powerful new communication tool of the Internet, we may be one step closer to the ideal of bridging gaps between people and solving otherwise enduring social problems. The Internet may indeed be the tool that will change the way human beings from around the world communicate with each other, learn from one another, and gather information that will transform their lives in tile most positive ways. It is the goal of the WWPG to play a major role in helping people to link up with each other more easily and to learn from one another in ways that foster a sense of unity between all the people of the world.
Although many of us take for granted the advantages we have through our access to the Internet, many other of our fellow citizens of the world remain outside the global communication loop. Some cannot afford computers and some do not have the computer skills to make use of the Internet. WWPG would like to change all that through its “People Communication Program: The Web" ? a program devoted to finding new ways of making the latest communication technologies available to low?income households both here in the U.S. and in countries overseas. A 501 (c) (3) not?for?profit organization, "The Web" is interested in creating the structures that would efficiently deliver all the necessary components computers, basic knowledge, and access?to those communities around the world that can least afford them.
The Board of Directors of the WWPG is thus calling on corporations as well as governmental agencies for assistance in helping us help others who are less fortunate. In particular, we are asking for technical and financial support for "The Web" Program. The resources needed to make the Internet universally available (hardware, software, telephone lines, and Internet access services) must be provided, and the proper conditions for the tutoring, of basic users must be put in place. Every contribution, every kind of sponsoring is essential for progress toward our goals of universal computer and Internet access.
For the people of the world to communicate with each other and to exchange ideas as never before, as many as possible must share in this vision and become involved. We believe that, together, with your participation, we can make this dream a reality.
If you wish to be considered for inclusion in the WWPG, kindly send to us, via reg. mail or e?mail, the following information: Contact Name, Title, Name of Organization, Mailing Address, Telephone, Preferred E?Mail, Type of Participation You Plan.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Roman Stone