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When someone goes to prison for a crime they didn’t commit, it doesn’t just impact that person — it affects their loved ones, and their entire community, too.

So there’s truly nothing better than when we get to see a person walk free after decades of incarceration and reunite with the ones they love the most. Watching mothers hug their children for the first time in years is incredibly powerful. These are the moments that we work for every single day.

We want to create more moments like this by freeing even more people — but we can’t do it without your support.

In honor of Mother’s Day, will you make a donation right now so that we can continue reuniting moms and their children for years to come? [[link removed]]

From now until this Sunday at midnight, the Segal Foundation is generously matching all donations up to $30,000 — don’t miss this rare chance to multiply your impact on the innocence movement.
Thankfully, because of the work the Innocence Project does, my kids are free today. While we’ll never be able to get back those 14 years that were stolen from us, we can now rebuild as a family and move forward — and I’ll forever be grateful to everyone who played a role in their exonerations.

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Seeing the resilience and courage of the families — especially the mothers — of the wrongfully convicted never ceases to amaze us. It’s on all of us to ensure that we get justice for each and every one of them.

Thank you for your support,

Daniele Selby
Assistant Director of Digital Engagement
Innocence Project


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