Your Gift Doubles This #GivingTuesday
It’s Here!
#GivingTuesday has arrived…and we have some exciting news!
Every Dollar You Give Counts as $2!
DonHoweSuccess.com has offered to match up to $5,000!
That means for every dollar you give, ParentalRights.org will receive $2—all the way up to our $10,000 goal!
Remember the Children
Will you “remember the Children” by helping us reach our 1-day donation goal of $10,000 to promote the Parental Rights Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, now in both chambers of Congress?
You recognize, as we do, that the very best way to protect children is by preserving their right to be raised by the parents who love them. Every day, too many children are removed from their homes just because someone else thinks they know better.
And you know there is no better way to protect these children than by empowering their parents through the Parental Rights Amendment.
So please take a moment right now to
- stand with us through your donation to ParentalRights.org.
And then - multiply your investment (again!) by sharing this message and asking your friends and family to give as well.
Reminder: Incentives for Those Who Give
1. First, we’re giving away four ParentalRights.org mugs throughout the day to randomly chosen donors who give through our online #GivingTuesday donation form.
2. Second, we’re offering a football signed by Shaun Alexander to the highest donor who asks to be included in the bidding. All you have to do is check the box on the donation form that says “Count my donation as a bid.” (Alexander was an outstanding running back with the University of Alabama, then NFL league MVP in 2005, when he rushed for 1,880 yards, scored 28 touchdowns, and led the Seattle Seahawks to the team’s first Super Bowl.)
Join Us Live
If you haven’t already, be sure to join us online, as Maggie and Will are going live from Capitol Hill throughout the day to keep you updated on our campaign.
Now’s the Time!
There’s no better time to support the protection of our children through the Parental Rights Amendment than right now, so give today!
Sincerely,
Michael Ramey
Director of Communications & Research
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