chris gallaway

Friends of IFLRY

Friends of IFLRY is our donor program that helps provide funds to support our programs and infrastructure with a low-euro, recurring contribution.

Do you want to support young liberals from around the world to win more local, regional and national elections? IFLRY provides the high-quality trainings and best-practices exchanges.

Do you want to support the development and dissemination of liberal ideas and policies that help in making our world a more free, fair and democratic place? IFLRY represents the voice of young liberals worldwide.

Do you want to support young people in non-democratic countries to be able to speak their mind and build their capacities despite their hostile environments? IFLRY is their first partner.

Only with your support IFLRY can enable young liberals from all over the world to change their countries and make them a better place.

Make a difference. Join today.

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Membership levels:

Activist (EUR 5.00 a month)

Adventurer (EUR 10.00 a month)

Explorer (EUR 20.00 a month)

Globetrotter (EUR 35.00 a month)

Ambassador (EUR 50.00 a month)

Envoy (EUR 100.00 a month)

Cosmopolitan (EUR 250.00 a month)

One-time donors only become part of the Friends of IFLRY if their contribution averages a minimum of 60 EUR a year.

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Benefits:

As a Friend of IFLRY you will be kept up-to-date on the progress of the organization by high-level representatives of the Federation. Letters by young leaders from different parts of the world will provide you with exclusive insights into their work and the political situation in their countries.

All IFLRY Friends are invited to observe our General Assemblies with special arrangements for Ambassador, Globetrotter and Cosmopolitan donors.

Visited Fargo and picked up airport #102.

My allegiance to US Air is being tested by United. I’m fine flying United when I need to, they’re a Star Alliance partner and i still earn US Air miles.

However, my flight from IAD to DEN was a twin aisle, three class plane, with fully lay flat seats, suites in first. Something I’ve only see on international flights, not domestic. I know US Air doesn’t have any like this domestic, so now I’m checking out United.

In golf, if I don’t break 100 I’m unhappy. On my airport quest, I’m now excited to be in triple digits.

After spending what seemed like weeks stuck at 99 airports, including an aborted attempt to pickup Vancouver two weeks ago…swine flu…I’ve finally hit the airport milestone.

Sure, it might be as meaningless of a milestone as say the first 100 days of a Presidential Administration, but it’s still my meaningless milestone.

Picked up LGA this morning at 8:30 AM, and then nailed PWM around 12:15 PM. Of course, the return is direct, PWM to DCA, but what fun would that have been.

Landing in Beirut (BEY) gave me my 99th airport. The magic number of 100 is next.

Do you want he honor of picking me up from my 100th airport? Invite me to your city…but check first to make sure I haven’t been there so you don’t waste my time.

Looks like I’ll be getting JFK in NY and Kiev, Ukraine, in December.