Hey Ya'll,

I am sitting at my desk this New Years Eve reflecting on 2020 and very much looking forward to 2021.

I've lived through some challenging seasons in my life, as I am sure you have. However, I don't recall one like 2020 in which all Americans have been facing similar challenges, fears and uncertainty.

The phrase, "In it together" really resonated with me this year. As we enter a new year together, I wanted to take a moment and let you know how grateful I am for our friends, supporters and partners who stand with us in the war to prevent the sexual exploitation of children in the digital world and to make the Internet safer for everyone.

We've made significant strides through our pioneering campaigns and programs which you can read about in our 2020 Year In Review,

Children and families need our help now more than ever. There has never been a more important year for EIE than the one ahead of us.

EIE’s ability to carry out existing programs and advance new efforts depends entirely on the loyalty and financial support of our best advocates such as yourself.

Fund the Fight! Join our funding family by making a

tax-deductible donation, or become an ongoing partner:

Safety Defender ($10/month)
Change Agent ($25/month)
Donna's Team ($50/month)
The President’s Circle ($500/year)
CEO’s Circle! ($1,000/year)

Thank you in advance for considering your most generous year-end contribution or a recurring gift..

All of us at EIE wish you a wonderful New Year as you celebrate with family and friends.

Donna Rice Hughes

President, Enough Is Enough

PS. - New tax laws through the CARES Act may help you determine your giving. We have a helpful resource here to help guide you in your decision.

Enough.org

InternetSafety101.org

We Can't Keep Children & Families

Safe Online Without You!

Enough Is Enough® is a national non-partisan non-profit organization who has led the fight to make the Internet safer for children and families since 1994. EIE's efforts are focused on combating Internet p*rnography, child p*rnography, sexual predation, sex trafficking and cyberbullying by incorporating a three-pronged prevention strategy with shared responsibilities between the public, Corporate America, and the legal community.