News,

30 August 2012

Dear supporter,

Unlike commercial businesses, charities and non-profit organisations like SPUC cannot send marketing messages to their supporters by electronic means, such as email, unless explicit prior consent has been obtained from supporters first.

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Why is this important?

In a nutshell, privacy regulations can prevent the Society operating to its full extent because it cannot fully access the donors it needs to fund its pro-life work.

And if SPUC is prevented from asking its friends and supporters for financial assistance, its work defending unborn babies—and other vulnerable people threatened by anti-life policies and laws—is hampered.

For instance, without the financial help of its supporters SPUC cannot:

• train pro-life speakers to teach schoolchildren about the wonder of life, and the horrors of abortion and euthanasia
• provide emergency help to expectant mothers facing a crisis pregnancy
• provide GPs’ with evidence-based information for patients who request abortions, which explain the alternatives to abortion and where help can be found
• support relatives of patients at risk from euthanasia in hospitals
• mount public campaigns to oppose anti-life legislation in Parliament
• defend doctors’, nurses’ and midwives’ right to conscientious objection in the courts.

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Thank you for all you do to help unborn babies.

Yours sincerely in defence of life,

Gordon Kane

Fundraising manager

SPUC

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