The Oxfam Twitter Thread

[Jenjie]

*oxfamamerica: Looking to help Oxfam in your community? Join Oxfam Action Corps by March 14: http://tinyurl.com/clk53l
about 2 hours ago from web

*Oxfam: Oxfam and the Chad crisis – March 2009 http://tinyurl.com/bjvpm6
about 5 hours ago from twitterfeed

*Oxfam: Insecurity still rampant in Chad as UN takes over from EU http://tinyurl.com/csh5xk
about 5 hours ago from twitterfeed

*Oxfam: Tax haven crackdown could deliver $120bn a year to fight poverty http://tinyurl.com/cnyk6k
about 5 hours ago from twitterfeed

*oxfamgb: We are one of the organisations behind @G20Voice and we want you to tell us which blogger should go to the G20 Summit.
about 24 hours ago from TwitterFox

*oxfamamerica: Is this Iraqi woman really 50? When Words Tell Only Part of the Story - http://tinyurl.com/cwd32k
4:34 PM Mar 12th from web

*Oxfam: Iraqi women suffer in silence http://tinyurl.com/ce6chl
8:22 AM Mar 12th from twitterfeed

*Oxfam: London calling http://tinyurl.com/cvy4w2
8:22 AM Mar 12th from twitterfeed

[Jenjie]

oxfamgbhttp://twitpic.com/2izl4 - Cant hav a march wivout a band #G20rally
about 2 hours ago from TwitPic

oxfamgbhttp://twitpic.com/2iz97 - Energy source of the future?!! #G20rally
about 2 hours ago from TwitPic

oxfamgbhttp://twitpic.com/2iygt - #G20rally ppl for miles in the sunshine
about 2 hours ago from TwitPic

oxfamgbDifficult to say how many ppl at #G20rally so far but takes at least 15mins to walk length of it
about 2 hours ago from txt

oxfamgbhttp://twitpic.com/2iy7q - Huge UNISON balloons at the #G20rally !
about 3 hours ago from TwitPic

oxfamgbhttp://twitpic.com/2ixw1 - The oxfam contingent - looking good!
about 3 hours ago from TwitPic

oxfamgbWalking down victoria embankment already thousands here and #G20rally just getting started.
about 3 hours ago from txt

[berrywoman]

http://www.oxfam.org/en/pressroom/pressrelease/2010-01-14/oxfam-staff-member-killed-haiti-quake (via @oxfam)

[berrywoman]

Another bit of sad news:

The Oxfam HQ in #Haiti collapsed during aftershock. Fortunately, our supply warehouse used in previous relief seems intact. (via @oxfam)

[aarenlainey]

We should support Oxfam and other reputable organizations that work to help the less fortunate.It's especially important in these times of economic difficulty,and even more so when natural disasters, such as the recent earthquake in Haiti,strike.It's neither possible nor the most efficient use of resources for each of us as individuals to go to places of dire need.We can,however,support those organizations that have the infrastructure,the resources,and the experience to go there and make a difference. Oxfam is one of those organizations.