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Leaders, poverty is draining our cities. But it’s not permanent.

Povertycured.org has 84 solutions—real blueprints to strengthen families, schools, and neighborhoods.

Visit today. Let’s turn policy into progress.

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povertycured@org is "A Weapon Against Poverty."

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THE FIELD MANUAL

“If poverty is the disease, this is the field manual. At povertycured.org, you’ll find how-to guides, workshops, and community cures that work—at church, at school, on your block. You’ll get actions, not slogans; results, not excuses. Jump in to volunteer, partner, or launch a local effort now. Don’t wait for permission—lead with a plan that’s proven. Go to povertycured.org and send the link to your circle. povertycured.org—a weapon against poverty, loaded with real solutions.”  

- MARK CARVEN OLDS, 2025

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“Poverty isn’t just a condition—it’s a disease. And diseases have cures. Visit povertycured.org—a practical weapon against poverty that equips everyday people to change their neighborhoods. Explore real solutions, join the 50‑City Surge, volunteer, or support a local project today. If you believe in dignity, opportunity, and hope, this is where you act. Share it, save it, and send it to someone who needs it. Go now to povertycured.org—let’s be the cure, together.” -Mark Carven Olds, 2025

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“We gather not just to speak—but to summon a movement.
 We gather not merely to protest—but to proclaim:
That poverty is not a punishment from God. It is not an inescapable fate.
It is a man-made disease—and we have the cure.”

“We declare today: Wealth is not wicked. But when it blinds us to the suffering of others,
 when it exploits workers, tramples the Earth, and refuses to be shared—
 it becomes a sin against justice.”

“We denounce the systems that criminalize survival.
 Where the hungry are handcuffed. Where mothers are jailed for unpaid bills.
 Where poverty is met with patrols instead of policies.
 And where legislation protects the powerful, but punishes the poor.”

“Let it be known here, today:
 We will no longer allow the law to shame the struggling.
 We will no longer allow wealth to be hoarded while children go hungry.
 We will no longer allow government to operate without accountability to the people it was meant to serve.”

“We will legislate justice.
We will organize hope.
We will build a moral economy.
We are the cure.
And poverty will not have the final word.”

Mark Carven Olds - 2025

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Poverty doesn’t vanish with slogans. It yields to strategy, discipline, and neighbors who refuse to surrender their streets. Povertycured.org exists for them—for you. It is both weapon and well: a weapon against poverty’s roots and a well of reliable knowledge you can draw from daily.

Grounded in Mark Carven Olds’ book, Poverty Is a Disease That Can Be Cured, the site organizes hard-won insight into clear, repeatable action. You’ll find community-ready playbooks, facilitator guides, training modules, and coalition templates that help ordinary people do extraordinary things: stabilize families, strengthen education pathways, expand work and enterprise, improve health, steward housing, and align justice with mercy.

Our conviction is simple: residents are the irreplaceable experts of their own neighborhoods. When equipped and connected, they become the cure—mentors, makers, employers, advocates, and healers. We provide the framework; you supply the heartbeat.

How it works:

• Learn the method—short, practical modules that fit busy lives.
• Organize a small team—start where trust already lives.
• Launch a pilot—small wins, fast feedback, honest metrics.
• Grow a coalition—faith, business, education, and civic partners around shared results.
• Repeat what works—scale by neighborhood, not by slogan.

This is not a program to watch; it’s a movement to work. It honors faith and welcomes partners across sectors. It measures what matters and refuses to confuse activity with impact. Above all, it keeps dignity at the center—because people are not projects; they are partners.

If poverty is the disease, then together we are the cure.
Start today: learn a playbook, form a team, share your story, or fund the next chapter. The future of your neighborhood is too important to outsource.

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Our Movement stands in prophetic resistance.

We are building not just a campaign, but a cure:
 A cure rooted in righteous redistribution, community-based models of wealth-building, and policies that honor the dignity of every life.

We call on faith leaders, public servants, and everyday people to join us in transforming wealth into witness—so that no one is sacrificed on the altar of unchecked capitalism, and no community is left behind in the shadows of indifference.

Let it be known:
 We will not bow to greed, nor be silent before unjust laws.
We will legislate love. We will organize hope. We will dismantle systems that feed off the suffering of the poor.
And we will cure poverty—because it was never meant to be permanent. POVERTY IS A DISEASE THAT CAN BE CURED.

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Wealth isn't sin. But when riches ignore the poor, exploit workers, and destroy creation, it becomes moral decay. Justice demands more than gain—it demands generosity. Let’s turn abundance into action. POVERTY IS A DISEASE THAT CAN BE CURED.

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Wealth is not inherently wicked—Scripture never condemns abundance, only the arrogance and apathy that often accompany it. The sin arises when prosperity hardens the heart, when lavish living ignores the cries of the poor, when profit exploits the laborer and desecrates the earth. A just society is not measured by how much the few can hoard, but by how willingly the many share. This is the call of conscience—and the charge of our movement: to transform wealth into witness, and abundance into action. POVERTY IS A DISEASE THAT CAN BE CURED.

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1) Wealth, in itself, is not a transgression—neither for the individual nor the corporation. But it becomes a moral failure when excess turns a blind eye to human need, when profits are built on the backs of exploited workers, when nature is ravaged for gain, and when abundance refuses to be shared. POVERTY IS A DISEASE THAT CAN BE CURED.

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