Yesterday we launched our December end-of-year fundraising drive. The support you give us this month is what enables us to continue our work in the year ahead. We sincerely hope that you will consider making a generous end-of-year tax-deductible donation to FFF or support us by purchasing a subscription to our publication Freedom Daily.

In my letter to you yesterday, entitled “We Can Prevail,” I pointed out,

“This past year, we spread ideas on freedom on more than 48 radio programs across the country. Thanks to the generous support we recently received for our radio-outreach campaign, we have already done 15 radio appearances in the past few weeks, with more being scheduled.”

Here is a list of the radio stations we have appeared on in the last year, spreading the word in nationally syndicated markets (i.e., Ron Insana and Lars Larson), large cities (i.e., New York, Seattle, and Boston), mid-sized cities (i.e., Phoenix, St. Petersburg, and Norfolk), and smaller localities (i.e., Woonsocket, Idaho Falls, and Russellville). We’ve already got 4 more scheduled for this month — in Illinois, Colorado, Dallas, and one nationally syndicated.

It’s been said that ideas rule the world. The restoration of individual liberty, free markets, and a constitutional republic to our land depends on the spread of sound ideas on liberty. Will you support our endeavors for the coming year by making a generous tax-deductible donation to FFF this month or by subscribing to our journal Freedom Daily ($25 for one-year print subscription or $15 for one-year email subscription)?

To make a tax-deductible donation to FFF or to subscribe to Freedom Daily, please visit the Subscribe and Support section of our secure website or send a check or MasterCard or VISA information to our address posted below.

Thank you for your dedication to freedom and your support of our work.

Yours for freedom,
Jacob G. Hornberger

P.S. Longtime supporters of FFF know that supporters who donate $100 or more to FFF receive a phone call from me to personally thank them — and sometimes we even solve all the world’s problems in a 15-minute conversation!