Hey, if you use social media, please read this...
 

Friends,

Now, more than ever, we need your support to prevent the exploitation of children online from pornography, sexual predators, cyberbullies, identity thieves and other dangers. In the past year alone, you've helped us to move mountains by supporting national efforts that have inspired culture change for the better. We're calling on you for your help again.

We're asking you to use the POWER OF YOUR OWN SOCIAL MEDIA by partnering with us in support of our life-saving and culture-changing efforts. 

Facebook gives users the ability to fundraise for a favorite cause, and we'd love it if you would take just a few moments to create your own Facebook fundraiser for Enough Is Enough^® (EIE). It's very simple!

Click HERE to get started! You can even personalize your fundraiser and tell your story of why you're joining the fight to defend child dignity in the digital word and raising money to make the Internet safer for children and families.

We've included some graphics to consider for your fundraising post!

?Friends, let's use the technology we've been given as a platform to create awareness and support for EIE's key efforts, including:

• The Children's Internet Safety Pledges (Presidential Pledge, Governor's Pledge, Attorneys General Pledge
• The High Road Campaigns (Random Posts of Kindness and Sweet Tweets)
• The Safe WiFi^SM Campaign
• The Public Health Pornography Pandemic Campaign
• Say NO to Teen Vogue!

EIE is 100 % DONOR FUNDED. That means, we count on the support of friends like you to keep our efforts moving full steam ahead. Please, share your fundraising effort today and help us to defend child dignity in the digital world! Of course, you can always make a one-time or monthly donation here.

Fighting to make the Internet safer for children and families has been a 25 year marathon. Will you stand with us in this fight by helping to provide the financial resources we need?Whatever you can do to financially support our efforts, we are truly grateful.

Thank you,

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Donna Rice Hughes,

President & CEO, Enough Is Enough^®