For years, Norma Thornton <[link removed]>—a 78-year-old grandmother and former restaurant operator—has shared homecooked meals with those down on their luck at a local park in Bullhead City, Arizona.

Until one afternoon this spring. Just as she finished serving, authorities arrested her and charged her with a crime. In Bullhead City, it is illegal to share food in a park “for charitable purposes.”

Please stand with Norma and the Institute for Justice as we fight back against this nonsensical and unconstitutional law—one of our 92 active cases—and join us with a tax-deductible donation today. <[link removed]>

Ordinary people like Norma helping those in need is a time-honored American tradition. With the support of our donors, IJ has successfully defended that tradition in North Carolina and Washington State.

And we have secured hundreds of other victories for people exercising their right to improve their communities and provide for their families.

As we enter the season of gratitude and giving, please join our fight with a gift to help IJ defend the rights of all Americans. <[link removed]>

Scott

Scott G. Bullock
President and General Counsel
Institute for Justice
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