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John,

Your advocacy on behalf of The Trust for Public Land tells me that
you're the kind of person who understands the importance of
parks and open spaces - and who knows that we can't take
them for granted.

If you agree that public lands belong in public hands, I'm
inviting you to join our community of dedicated members at The Trust
for Public Land with a gift of $35 or whatever you can afford.

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Your tax-deductible membership gift will support park and public
land projects across the country. Whether it's conserving over a
thousand acres of forest in New Hampshire's scenic Mount
Washington Valley or repurposing nearly a mile of neglected alleyways
in South Los Angeles into a walkable, bikeable, beautiful public
resource, your support for our work improves people's lives.
What better investment could you make? With your membership support,
the moment that private land near a park or protected open space
becomes available - or public land is threatened by development, mining or drilling
- we can take swift action, before it's too late.

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Our work is more important now than ever before, and because
resources are often uncertain in times like these, the support of our
members is more important than ever before. I hope I can count on
you.

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Sincerely,

Kim Elliot
Director of Annual Giving

JOIN NOW

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