Dear Friend,
My dear friend Bill Clinton is turning 76 on Friday! Throughout his career, I’ve seen him work tirelessly on behalf of others to make a meaningful difference in people’s lives in the U.S. and around the world.
I’ve been thinking long and hard about what the perfect gift would be for such a selfless person, and I realized the best birthday present is making sure the work continues.
Will you join me in donating to the Clinton Foundation in honor of this special occasion?
I have known President Clinton for many years and am so proud of the work we’ve done together — both during his administration and through the Clinton Foundation.
The Clinton Foundation has always been about putting people first, and for more than 20 years, they’ve done exactly that. And that’s why I am so excited about the relaunch of the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) meeting next month. CGI will bring attention — and action — to some of our most pressing challenges, including: climate change, growing health and economic inequities, the rising refugee crisis, and this pivotal moment for girls and women around the world.
Indeed, the work continues, and your continued support of this work is more consequential than ever. Chip in a gift of any amount and let’s help President Clinton and his team at the Foundation do even more.
Donate Today
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We’ve set a goal to raise $76,000 in honor of the President’s 76th birthday, and I hope you can join us in the celebration.
Donate now and let’s make this President Clinton’s best birthday celebration yet!
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Sincerely,
Donna Shalala
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