When Congress passed the $700 billion bailout plan, the goal was to help Americans who are being hit hardest by the mortgage foreclosure crisis. Now that nearly half of that money is in the hands of big banks like Citigroup, JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs, how is it being spent?

No one's talking. The banks are refusing to say how our taxpayer dollars are being used. All we do know for sure is that the original problem that caused the economic collapse – housing foreclosures – is getting worse, not better.

Tell the top banking industry recipients of bailout funds that "we the people" have a right to know how our money is being spent!

Your message will be sent to:

• Vikram Pandit, CEO, Citigroup ($45 billion in bailout funds)
• James Dimon, CEO, JP Morgan Chase ($25 billion)
• Kenneth Lewis, CEO, Bank of America ($25 billion)
• John Stumpf, CEO, Wells Fargo ($25 billion)
• Lloyd Benkfein, CEO, Goldman Sachs ($10 billion)
• John Mack, CEO, Morgan Stanley ($10 billion)
• James Rohr, CEO, PNC Financial Services ($7.6 billion)
• Richard Davis, CEO, U.S. Bancorp ($6.6 billion)
• James Wells III, CEO, SunTrust ($4.9 billion)