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- … Every $1 you give today can have up to four times the impact thanks to the donated time and resources of ADF network attorneys. Your gift of $50 could have the impact of $200. Your gift of $100 could have the impact of $400! So don’t wait! Make your best gift today and …
- … we’re trusting God for $11.7 million by December 31. Double your tax-deductible year-end gift today and, together … in courtrooms and legislatures across the country! … Double Your Year-End Gift … Double Your Year-End Gift …
- … every $1 you give today can have up to FIVE TIMES the impact. Your gift of $50 could have the impact of $250. Your gift of $100 could have the impact of $500! So don’t wait! Make your best gift today and …
- … first gift will be doubled while funds last, doubling your impact! Your monthly gift of $19 or more will help ADF take … advance for taking a stand! … Stop Government Censorship: Double Your Gift! … Stop Government Censorship: Double Your Gift! …
- … Hope Scholarship program, that if successful, could impact thousands of families who send their children to … Hope Scholarship program, that if successful, could impact thousands of families who send their children to …
- … If approved, the building would allow the school to double in size and to consolidate its inferior and … If approved, the building would allow the school to double in size and to consolidate its inferior and …
- After the City of Erie, Pennsylvania passed a law prohibiting public nudity, the Supreme Court ruled that it was consistent with the Constitution.
- … Documents Summary Many students want to make a positive impact on their own campus. Rarely can they make a positive impact on 23 campuses and affect more than half a million … 6/29/2007 … Many students want to make a positive impact on their own campus. Rarely can they make a positive …
- UNC-Wilmington refuses to promote an accomplished professor simply because it disagreed with his religious and political views.
- University forces students to support causes they disagree with—but refuses to apply the same principle to itself.