Jacque Ojadidi Has Made A Charitable Contribution to ACLU Foundation.

Online, July 25, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Jacque Ojadidi Has Made A Charitable Contribution to ACLU Foundation.

Charitable contributions are an important to the feeling of satisfaction and value from helping others. The desire to leave a lasting positive imprint on our community's.

Jacque Ojadidi has shown the desire to promote or perpetuate a certain philosophy or belief. Giving back to the community that has provided support in which someone has earned their wealth. Jacque Ojadidi has taken responsibility and desire to be a leader in the community also. Philanthropy and charitable giving, has played a supporting role and derives a feeling of doing good for the community.

Being active in the community and showing a common interest to give back to the community, Jacque Ojadidi has donated to many important charities that can help make a difference in the lives of others.

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upporters of the ACLU can choose to make a contribution to the American Civil Liberties Union, the ACLU Foundation or both. A contribution to either organization will be used to support, promote and defend civil liberties.

Both organizations support the ACLU's extensive litigation, communications and public education programs. However, certain important activities carried out by the ACLU cannot be supported with tax-deductible gifts. This is primarily in the area of lobbying, because federal law limits the amount that a tax-exempt organization like the ACLU Foundation can spend on lobbying.

As a matter of necessity, the American Civil Liberties Union has engaged in more and more legislative lobbying in the past several years. Our work fighting the Patriot Act, our efforts to stop FISA regulations passed by Congress, to oppose a National ID card and to advance important voting rights legislation are just a few examples of work that can only be funded through non-deductible membership gifts to the American Civil Liberties Union. Therefore, we strongly encourage donors interested in supporting the broad range of the ACLU's work to consider making the largest possible non-deductible gift that they can afford to the American Civil Liberties Union.