Dear John, Here at VoteRiders we’re assisting vast numbers of citizens daily to help them obtain the voter identification they need to confidently exercise their right to vote, and we can’t do it alone! YOU have an invaluable role to play - just like Billy, Anna and Mary! Billy volunteered with us at a Voter ID Clinic, providing on-site help for a few of the millions of Americans who need assistance in securing their voter ID. Lending a hand with VoteRiders, Billy learned how helping people to vote can positively impact their lives altogether. He wrote to us to let us know, “The ID we helped this man obtain got him access to the ballot this fall, and ALSO got him an appointment for housing the very next day. Happy to share that he's no longer homeless!” Anna connected VoteRiders to a loved one in need of our services, writing us to say, “My husband is 84 years old and doesn't have a Georgia photo ID. Can you help him get one so he can vote in the next election?” That’s just what we needed to provide real-time ID assistance — including covering essential costs — so that Anna’s husband had the ID required to vote on Election Day! Mary followed VoteRiders long enough to see the magnitude of difference we make and how efficiently we transform dollars into new voters. So, she increased her financial support, held an online fundraiser for us, and followed up with her friends to be sure it was a success. Mary’s generosity and outreach translated to our being capable of reaching tens of thousands more people in need of a voter ID. You can be a game-changing difference-maker like Billy, Anna, and Mary! Thank you so much for all you do, Roy Speckhardt
Development Director, VoteRiders P.S. For those of you who have a connection to institutions supporting voting rights, be like Fair Count, which reported last month: “We're thinking about the midterms. Georgia has new voter ID laws that place extra barriers between Georgians and the ballot, but that won't stop us. We've partnered with VoteRiders to ensure that all of our voices are heard!” | 
