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Admission Credentials Needed for Coca-Cola's Annual Meetings

The Campaign to Stop Killer Coke plans to confront The Coca-Cola Co. over its abysmal human rights and environmental record once again in 2014 and we will need your help.

The 2014 Annual Meeting will most likely be held in Atlanta, Georgia in April, but we will not know until early March.

The annual meeting is the only place where we can challenge Coke's chief policymakers - the top executives and members of the company's board of directors -- face-to-face. And, as always, we need help to have a strong presence at Coca-Cola's annual shareholders' meeting.

Coke's Annual Meeting; April 24, 2013; Atlanta, Georgia

In the photo from left to right are: B. Wardlaw, large Coke shareholder and supporter of Campaign to Stop Killer Coke; former Coke employee Jeffrey Wright; Tim Franzen, Occupy Our Homes, and Ian Hoffmann, Corporate Campaign, Inc.

Three things you can do to help hold Coca-Cola accountable:

  1. If you, or someone you know, have Coca-Cola stock, please contact us, as we need admission credentials in order to send members of the campaign and our supporters into the annual meeting.
  2. Please consider buying a share of Coca-Cola stock so that you can either attend Coke's annual meeting or provide us with an admission credential to allow another person supporting the Campaign to attend. If you have concerns about the way Coca-Cola abuses people and the environment, please consider joining us wherever the annual meeting is being held. Contact us to coordinate plans.
  3. Make a contribution today. The Campaign to Stop Killer Coke is funded by supporters. A contribution of any amount goes a long way in covering travel and other expenses involved with attending the annual meeting. A contribution can be made at http://killercoke.org/contribute.php. It will be greatly appreciated.

You can contact the Campaign to Stop Killer Coke at (718) 852-2808 or e-mail us at info@KillerCoke.org.

We look forward to hearing from you!

- The entire team at The Campaign to Stop Killer Coke -