Dear John,

I wanted to share this wonderful profile from The Rockefeller Foundation of Rev. Monica Spencer, our Georgia organizer, and the extraordinary community outreach work she does with VoteRiders, day in and day out.

“It’s too bad that one’s humanity is encased in a plastic card. But without an ID, not only can you not vote — you can’t go to the hospital, get a house or a job. If you’re stopped by the police, you are headed to jail.”

VoteRiders has full time staff in 7 states with highly restrictive voter ID laws. Day in and day out, they’re working with food pantries and shelters, medical clinics and businesses, high schools and college campuses, and more to connect with people who need IDs to vote and live their lives.

We’re proud to be supported and profiled by The Rockefeller Foundation. Give the article a read to learn more about how, why, and where we do our work.

Every single month, VoteRiders is helping more than 1,000 people obtain the ID they need. You can support this work by becoming a volunteer or donating today. 

Sincerely,

Lauren Kunis
CEO and Executive Director
VoteRiders

P.S. We are so proud of the work Rev. Spencer — and the entire VoteRiders team — does every single day. You can read more about it here.

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