Dear John,

Today is Giving Tuesday and you have the opportunity to triple the impact of
your generosity in support of my Tibetan brothers and sisters.

While all of us in the global community have and continue to struggle with this
terrible pandemic, Tibetans suffer under the additional weight of China’s
repression. As an ICT supporter, you’ve helped the people of Tibet maintain
their dignity and culture in this most difficult situation.

And on this national day of giving, you can make your best gift to ICT yet…
making 3x the difference through our Super Match.

When you give to ICT before midnight, Richard Gere and an anonymous donor will both match your gift, giving it 3x the
power.
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Because of supporters like you, the US State Department has begun holding
China’s government accountable for restricting access to Tibet, and is denying
visas to the Chinese officials responsible for locking Tibet behind a wall of
secrecy.

Because of you, the Tibetan Policy and Support Act passed the House of
Representatives, rejecting China’s schemes to select a fake Dalai Lama, pillage
Tibet’s environment and wipe out Tibetan culture.

As the future was looking darker for Tibetans, you fueled their flame of hope.
But your chance to make three times the difference ends tonight. Make a gift
right away and you will help ignite a bigger movement to protect Tibetan culture
today and for years to come.
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It’s only because of people like you, who are willing to stand up for what’s
right, that we can cultivate hope for a brighter future. Make a gift now and we
will build that future, together.

Sincerely,

Tencho Gyatso
Director of Outreach

P.S. I’m so grateful that you have remained committed to the Tibetan cause
through your thoughts, your actions and your generous support. When you make a gift today only,
you can triple your impact—and help raise
$500,000 for Tibet.
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