VADP Sign Up Sheet, 2015 February 12

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VIRGINIANS FOR

@ & 7 ALTERNATIVES

TO THE DEATH PENALTY

Sign Me Up!

Please add me to the contact list for Virginians for Alternatives to the
Death Penalty and keep me posted about what is happening on this

issue and how I can help.

Please Write Clearly
NAME
ADDRESS
CITy STATE ZIP
PHONE
E-MAIL

I’m willing to use my
unique voice. (Check all
that apply, and we'll
follow up to tell you of
specific opportunities for
involvement.)

O 1am a murder victim

family member and I
oppose the death penalty.

O I am a member of the
law enforcement
community.

O I am a member of the
following faith community,

AFFILIATED ORGANIZATIONS (if any)

ion, profession
and/ or professional
association(s) and I am
i d in organizing on

ADDITIONAL COMMENTS

Virginians for Alternatives to the Death Penalty
P.O. Box 12222 * Richmond, VA 23241 * 434-960-7779
www.VADP.org x office@ vadp.org

this issue in my community.

If you have other interests
or specific skills to
contribute to the work to
end the death penalty,
please write a brief note
about it to the left.

Thank you!


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