VADP Donation Return Envelope Design, 2018 February 15

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YES! | want to make a contribution to help educate Virginians about
alternatives to the death penalty. Enclosed is my donation:

Os500 018250 $100 O$50 O Other: $.

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acy of our supporters and do not share your contact information with any other
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area, and important developments in the abolition movement.

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Please make your contribution payable directly to “VADP”.

On August 12, 2014, Virginians for Alternatives to the Death Penalty received a letter from the IRS recognizing VADP
as a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization. Gifts to VADP on or afier that date are tax deductible. No goods or services were
provided in exchange for any gift to VADP. VADP's federal tax ID number is 54-16641 06.

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