The goal of VOWD (Veterans of the War on Drugs) programs and services is to make released prisoners more impactful in their communities. We are a membership & donation-driven nonprofit corporation with 501(c)(3) status.
HOLIDAY TOY DRIVE FOR POT-PRISONERS CHILDREN UNDERWAY
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ONCE AGAIN IT IS TIME TO ASK FOR DONATIONS SO WE CAN SUPPLY TOYS FOR THE CHILDREN OF THOSE INCARCERATED - FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
BRITNEY GRINER IS HOME WITH HER LOVED ONES WHILE HUNDREDS OF MEN & WOMEN ARE LOCKED UP IN FEDERAL PRISONS, AWAY FROM THEIR FAMILYS, FOR THE SAME CRIME. IF YOU WANT TO HELP, EMAIL THE PRESIDENT. SEARCH ON THE INTERNET FOR: CONTACT US, THE WHITE HOUSE & FOLLOW THE PROMPTS. I THANK YOU p free
COME JOIN US AT THE WHITE HOUSE ON APRIL 20. HOLD SIGNS & PHOTOS OF CANNABIS LIFERS WE WANT OUT OF PRISON. STUDENTS FOR SENSIBLE DRUG POLICY (SSDP) ARE PUTTING IT ON & FREEDOMGROW, LIFEFORPOT.COM, AND OTHER GREAT ORGANIZATIONS WILL BE THERE. SEARCH THE WEB FOR MORE INFO.
We are starting the new year with renewed hope and cautious optimism. Congress whines about the debt ceiling but fails to save tens of millions of dollars each year simply by releasing all pot-prisoners. We know the unions & others are behind this and they have a lot more resources than we do. Is there any hope, really? Maybe not. Last year we traveled across America meeting people and handing out flyers & t-shirts informing the public that there are still over 200 men & women locked up in federal prisons for cannabis violations. All of those we spoke to were incredulous and furious that this is happening today whether we were in front of a Wal-Mart or inside a dispensary. Now our plan for this year is to continue informing the public and helping those locked up have the ability to write and call anyone they want to. And, if released, we will help them with whatever they need. Even if the future looks hopeless, we must keep trying.