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We announced an emergency 3-for-1 match to save endangered species,
but time is running out!

Defender of Wildlife-

With only days left in 2019, we're already focused on 2020 - and
the steep battles to save imperiled animals.

Help hold the line for wolves, orcas, polar bears and more with your
year-end gift now!

4x Matching Offer: Your year-end gift now goes 4x as far to protect
vulnerable species!

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Give now and your gift will be 4x matched to keep imperiled species
safe!

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Help protect wildlife!

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Dear Friend of
Defenders,

When the clock strikes midnight tomorrow, it's not just the end of the
year: It's the end of the decade.

The past decade has been full of struggles for wild animals and those
of us who fight to keep them safe. But we've also seen incredible
victories that wouldn't have been possible without your help.

Your passion and dedication have made all the difference. That's why
I'm asking you stand with imperiled species by making a generous gift
to the Defend America's Wildlife Matching Gift Challenge campaign, to
protect wildlife in 2020 and beyond!

Until midnight on December 31st, your tax-deductible gift of $15 or
more will be matched 3-for-1, up to a total of $250,000!

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Friend of
Defenders, the animals we love need
all of us to stand up and speak out on their behalf. Will you rise to
the challenge?

Here are just a few of the ways your support will directly help
threatened and endangered wildlife in 2020:

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Advancing Life-Saving Conservation. Your support drives
cutting-edge scientific research and helps create more effective
wildlife conservation tools and policies.

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A Chorus of Voices. You'll be connecting with a community of
over a million members and supporters, in all 50 states and
around the world, who share your passion and commitment to speak
on behalf of at-risk and imperiled wildlife.

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Holding Decision-Makers Accountable. Defenders' legal team has
won critical victories for wolves, whales, wolverines, polar
bears and more. It's more important than ever that we use the
justice system to hold the Trump administration and
anti-wildlife members of Congress accountable when they break
the law.

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On the Ground. Defenders' field offices stretch from Alaska to
North Carolina. We work across the country with communities,
landowners and others to make room for wildlife.

DEFEND AMERICA'S WILDLIFE >>

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With your help, we'll take on whatever threats this
administration and Congress throw at our nation's threatened and
endangered wildlife in 2020.

Take advantage of this limited-time opportunity to help wildlife while
your gift can have FOUR TIMES the impact. Don't delay, this
opportunity ends at midnight on December 31st!

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Thank you in advance for your urgent and compassionate help.

Sincerely,

Jamie Rappaport Clark

Jamie Rappaport Clark
President, Defenders of Wildlife

 

P.S.: If you've already made a year-end gift, you have our deepest
thanks. We're still processing donations, and we're grateful for your
commitment to wildlife!

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