Health & Fitness
"Safe Silver Spring" Needs Your Support. Please Give Generously!
"Safe Silver Spring" Needs Your Support. Please Give Generously!
Please see below or letter at http://tinyurl.com/sss2013funds
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Dear Safe Silver Spring Supporter,
For 4 years now Safe Silver Spring has been working to keep our community safe through prevention, education and action.
This last year was our most successful ever as we helped Gov. Martin O’Malley pass the most sweeping gun safety bill in the country while continuing our efforts in Montgomery County to expand the police force and provide youths with alternatives to crime.
Safe Silver Spring is an all-volunteer organization but we do need modest funding to support our education, outreach and advocacy. We also need more volunteer support
Would you please consider a contribution of $100, $50 or even as little as $25 to help? Your contribution is tax-deductible as we are a 501(c)3.
Funds are needed:
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· To support our advocacy work at the State and County level on legislation and budget policy issues.
· To support expansion of school resource officers, the truancy court program, community space for youths, and programs to reduce the school to prison pipeline.
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· To conduct forums for state and local candidates.
· To initiate a number of new programs such as an apartment safety program.
· To expand our communications efforts such as our newsletters, web site, and Facebook page.
Please visit our home page on our website http://safesilverspring.com to see our goals, objectives, and previous accomplishments and to make a contribution via Paypal or send checks to Safe Silver Spring c/o 203 Brewster Ave, Silver Spring, MD 20901. Please also visit our facebook page at Safe Silver Spring and like the page http://tinyurl.com/49294zuThank you,
Tony Hausner, Chair of Safe Silver Spring
Woody Brosnan, Vice Chair