Celebrate Giving

Giving Tuesday: #GiveAndShare

Happy #GivingTuesday!!

This wonderful day celebrates generosity by providing people everywhere with an opportunity to give back.

As an EJUSA partner, you give back everyday. From lifting the voices of people harmed by the justice system to fighting the death penalty, you work each and every day for a better and brighter future.

Please continue your fight for justice with a gift to EJUSA on this special day. We need to raise $10,000 today, and we need you to get there!  A long time EJUSA supporter will match all gifts received today up to $5,000 so every dollar you give will be doubled!

GIVE AND SHARE

We have so many powerful plans for 2019. It’s going to take everyone to build a justice system focused on racial equity, healing, and restoration. Please give – as generously as possible – and share the work we’re doing together with others.

#GivingTuesday is a perfect opportunity to let family and friends know why you support EJUSA. Forward this email or post to social media using the links below. You can also hit the “share” buttons after you give at https://ejusa.org/GiveAndShare.

Give the gift of healing with a tax-deductible donation of $25, $50, $75, or $100 to our #GiveAndShare campaign. Thanks to a generous EJUSA supporter, all gifts today up to $5,000 will be matched!

By Shari Silberstein

Since 2000, Shari Silberstein has dedicated her career to transforming the justice system from one that harms to one that heals. Under her leadership, and using campaign strategies she helped develop, Equal Justice USA has helped end the death penalty in nine states, built first-of-its-kind conservative and evangelical coalitions for justice reform, secured millions in state funding for healing services to families of murder victims, launched an innovative model for training and dialogue between police and communities on trauma and race equity, and strengthened dozens of local organizations across the nation working for justice, violence reduction, and healing. Shari has been a national voice in helping to break down the silos between criminal justice reformers and crime survivor advocates. Her expertise has been a source in the New York Times, the Washington Post, the New Yorker, and Harper’s Magazine, and she has written op-eds for an array of media outlets, including Fox News, the Marshall Project, and U.S. News and World Report. Shari has a bachelor's degree in film from New York University and a master's degree in Middle Eastern studies from the University of Texas at Austin.