Daughters of Wisdom Grant, Spending Table, 2018, 2019 March 8

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2018 Daughters of Wisdom Mission Grant

November 1, 2018 to October 31, 2019

Project: VADP plans to seek a vote to abolish the death penalty in the 2020 session of the Virginia General
Assembly. VADP and its partners identified legislators who serve on committees that will consider any
death penalty reform or abolition bills. The project goal is to build support from religious, civic, and
business leaders in the districts of these Delegates and Senators for death penalty reform and abolition.

Record of Spending

$15,000 check deposited on October 19, 2018

Date

Item

Categor
y

Rationale

Amount

2018-11-
23

Field Director salary (11-03 to

11-16)

Personnel

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute class on the
DP at UVA

DP presentation to Chesterfield County
Libertarians.

DP presentation to Roanoke Valley
Libertarians.

Worked on DP op-ed with a retired circuit court
judge.

$ 1,538.46

2018-12-
07

Field Director salary (11-17 to

11-30)

Personnel

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute class on the
DP at UVA

Led VADP regional meeting in Charlottesville

Presented SMI exemption bill to RVA
community forum.

Contacted conservative supporters about
meeting with their state Senators to support
the SMI exemption bill.

1,538.46


Date

Item

Categor
y

Rationale

Amount

2018-12-
21

Field Director salary (12-01 to
12-14)

Personnel

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute class on the

DP at UVA

DP presentation to Libertarians at Liberty
University.

Contacted conservative supporters about
meeting with their state Senators to support
the SMI exemption bill.

1,538.46

2019-01-
04

Field Director salary (12-15 to
12-28)

Personnel

Final Osher Lifelong Learning Institute class on
the DP.

Contacted conservative supporters about
meeting with their state Senators to support
the SMI exemption bill.

1,538.46

2019-01-
18

Field Director salary (12-29 to
01-11)

Personnel

Personal meetings with key supporters in
Fairfax County, including leader of Green
Spring Retirement Community Democrats
about a future DP presentation.

DP presentation to Lee District Democrats in
Fairfax Co.

Contacted conservative supporters about
contacting their state Senators to support the
SMI exemption bill.

1,538.46

2019-02-
01

Field Director salary (01-12 to
01-25)

Personnel

DP presentation to Clifton Republican Women.

Worked on DP abolition resolution for annual
conference of the Virginia Federation of
Republican Women.

Contacted conservative supporters about
contacting their state Delegates to support
the SMI exemption bill.

1,538.46


Date

Item

Categor
y

Rationale

Amount

2019-02-
15

Field Director salary (01-26 to
02-08)

Personnel

Met with Lori Boerner with Virginia Democracy
Forward

Contacted conservative supporters about
contacting their state Delegates to support
the SMI exemption bill.

1,538.46

2019-03-
01

Field Director salary (02-09 to
20-22)

Personnel

Met with Denice Green, VP of Loudoun
Democrats.

Met with Alex Kirkland, President of Fairfax
Democrats.

Wrote essay on the links between lynching &
the DP for the James Madison University
racial terror website.

Met with Richard Lord with the Charlottesville
Pastoral Outreach Center about faith support
for DP abolition.

1,538.46

2019-03-
15

Field Director salary (02-22 to
03-08)

Personnel

DP presentation to Respect Life forum at St.
Michael’s Catholic Church in Glen Allen.

DP presentation to Daughters of American
Revolution chapter in Staunton.

Helped staff DP information display table at the
annual CPAC conference outside of
Washington, DC.

1,538.46

TOTAL

$
13,846.1
4


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