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John,
This is a big deal: starting today, your year-end gift to Amnesty will be triple-matched.
John, our records* show that you haven’t made a year-end gift to Amnesty yet. If that’s still right, there’s no better moment than now. Triple your gift »
Amnesty International is a global movement of 10 million people. And we have 10 million different stories:
Maybe you joined Amnesty years ago, after a friend encouraged you to write a letter to help free a jailed women’s rights activist in Saudi Arabia... or you joined a rally led by a local group in your town against the death penalty.
Maybe you joined more recently, after reading our reporting about police violence in the U.S. this summer, or when you called an ICE official to demand they stop family separation in the U.S.
Whatever your Amnesty story is, John, if you make a donation in the next seven days, your gift will go three times as far. That’s three times the resources to help us send researchers to ICE detention centers, run our billboards and newspaper ads calling out racist police violence, and organize international pressure to free human rights defenders in prison around the world.
Our fight for human rights relies on a tried-and-true strategy:
We investigate and document human rights violations;
we mobilize millions of supporters;
and we bring that pressure to decision makers.
All of this takes resources. We deploy frontline researchers to crisis zones around the world, we broadcast their findings far and wide in the media and online, and we unite our voices as one to bring our recommendations to the halls of power in Washington D.C., on the international stage, and beyond.
At every step of this process, we count on steadfast defenders of human rights like you — letter-writers and street protesters and donors. And right now, we’re asking you to step up in our year-end fundraising effort.
That’s what makes this opportunity so rare and so important. John, make your year-end gift to Amnesty now and take advantage of this triple-match.
Thanks for standing with Amnesty.
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