John,

Time and again, I’ve seen how innocent people are wrongfully convicted of crimes. Whether it’s a result of eyewitness misidentification, inadequate defense, or discrimination, the truth is this: it’s systemic. Our criminal legal system is broken, and we must take action to fix it.

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We are committed to digging deep and fighting for a criminal legal system that truly protects the innocent, prevents wrongful convictions and is fair to everyone. The strength and resilience of our extraordinary clients — and of course, people like you, John — inspires and motivates us to work hard everyday.

That’s why I’m personally reaching out to you today with an urgent request:

Will you take the next step and become a monthly donor? By making a gift today, you’ll not only help advance the innocence movement, but you’ll also receive a FREE gift from the Innocence Project!

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Here’s the thing, John: Monthly giving is the best way to provide the ongoing support we need to stand by our clients every step of the way — through legal battles, investigations, and the transition from incarceration back to community.

As we continue the fight to restore freedom and justice for every single one of our clients, we need to know that we can continue our work, not just today and tomorrow, but well into the future.

Will you take your commitment to fight wrongful convictions to the next level by starting a monthly donation? Give now and you’ll receive a free Innocence Project gift of your choice.

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Thank you for your support,

Christina Swarns
Executive Director
Innocence Project
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