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It's less than a month before the Equal Voice for America’s Families Convention on September 6, and the level of preparation is mind-boggling.
Here’s a snapshot of where things stand:
13,000 people registered for the convention
6,000 registered in Los Angeles
4,000 registered in Birmingham
3,500 registered in Chicago
1,975 Hotel rooms reserved
1,300 Flight reservations
350 Buses
250 Volunteers
3 Convention cities
1 Common cause: The adoption of a national family platform that comprehensively addresses the needs of families!
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