November __, 2006

Firm Coordinator

Address

Washington, D.C. 20000

Dear Firm Coordinator:

As winter approaches, Gifts for the Homeless, Inc. is once again gearing up for our annual campaign to collect used clothing – and raise money to purchase new clothing – for homeless men, women, and children in DC. I am writing to thank you for volunteering to serve as a coordinator for this year’s drive and to give you various “turn-key” documents that should make your job much easier.

We need your help in (1) collecting monetary contributions for the purchase of new clothing, (2) collecting donations of used clothing, and (3) recruiting volunteers willing to sort the used clothing and make deliveries to area shelters. To assist you, I have enclosed:

· A campaign summary that you may edit and post on bulletin boards and/or send out;

· An information sheet, with key data on the 2006 campaign for firm coordinators;

· A summary of the three options for making monetary donations;

· An initial solicitation memorandum that you may edit and send to all employees;

· A reminder memorandum that you can circulate later in the drive;

· A volunteer sign-up form for those who want to help sort and distribute used clothing;

· A credit card donation form; and

· A receipt for used clothing donations.

You can download electronic versions of these documents, other than the receipt for used clothing, from our website at www.gfth.org.

Please note that all monetary donations should be sent to our lockbox with PNC Bank to ensure security. Please see the enclosure on donating for the lockbox address and other information for making contributions.

We at GFTH deeply appreciate your willingness to coordinate your organization’s fundraising and used clothing donation efforts this year. You are key to the campaign’s success. If you have any questions, please contact me at (202) 383-0728 (e-mail: carol.weiser@sablaw.com) or Erin Monaghan at (202) 694-1624 (e-mail: emonaghan@mindspring.com).

Sincerely,

Carol A. Weiser

President and Chairman of the Board

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