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PEN PAL REQUESTS
From Death Row Prisoners in the USA, and around the world...
CCADP BOOKSTORE
A percentage of your purchase
will go towards helping to support the CCADP's web outreach.
You can also order through CCADP's Amazon.com Bookstore to ship
directly to death row prisoners.
U.S.A.
Prisoners are listed by State
(some pages include real audio relating to death
row in that state)
Texas " It's Like A Whole Other Country " Texas Pages 1 - 10...
International
Death row inmates
are alone in a cell 23 hours out of every day. Often the highlight of their day is when
they receive mail, a brief reprieve from the outside world in an
otherwise lonely and isolated existence. A few words,
a postcard, and the fact that you took a moment to write can mean a
great deal. You
can make a difference.
The CCADP encourages you to write. Don't prejudge.
You may be surprised, and make a good friend !
Please remember,
if you write: this is an important undertaking- your friendship is
important to inmates, they can begin to count on your letters and it is
emotionally upsetting for them to be forgotten after just a few letters.
It is a
commitment not to be taken too lightly. If you write, please remember that death
row inmates have to purchase their own stamps, writing paper and even
toiletries... send a few US stamps along with your letter if you
can, ( most prisons allow this, check with the inmate first to
make
sure. ) If you are able, some
prisoners
would appreciate a few dollars if you can afford it, though your
friendship is what is most valuable to them.
Prison rules
state that you must be eighteen (18) years of age to correspond with
inmates.
Note
:
The Canadian Coalition Against the Death Penalty does NOT charge
inmates or their correspondents a fee for a listing. We DO accept
and
greatly appreciate donations of Canadian and / or American stamps to
be used to facilitate correspondence with inmates.
For more information, email
us at : info@ccadp.org
The
CCADP needs YOUR help to keep helping
these prisoners !
The
CCADP desperately needs assistance. We
operate out of members pockets and with no funding at all. We
incur many expenses, and could really use help to maintain our level of
free services to prisoners. Please
assist by joining the CCADP, or by donating any small amount you
can afford. We also have a great need for Canadian stamps, U.S
stamps, cards, computer / office supplies. Supplies for our Canon BJC-7000 printer (paper, ink,
etc...)
3.5 floppy Disks, keyboard, software, envelopes, stamps both US and
Canadian,
donations of items for fundraising, Frames in various sizes for CCADP's
inmate art display...And of course
donations
of Cash/Cheques to help support all of the CCADP's expenses are always
needed
and appreciated !
Any other support
you feel you can lend to us ? contact us at info@ccadp.org
We would really
appreciate the help and support of the activist community.
PLEASE send donations or
supplies to:
Canadian Coalition Against the Death Penalty,
80 Lillington Ave, Toronto Ontario, M1N 3K7, Canada
To
Support the CCADP please visit the CCADP bookstore in association with
Amazon.com
CCADP BOOKSTORE
Holiday note: For those of you writing to
prisoners; consider a book or a magazine subscription as a holiday gift
- something they can recieve weekly or monthly; something to fill up
the time and keep their mind occupied; something to look forward to in
the mail. Via Amazon.com, if you order a magazine subscription for
yourself or your prisoner penpal via the link above, a percentage of
your purchase will go towards helping to support the
CCADP's web outreach.
This makes a
great gift for your pen pal ! Check out our extensive collection
The CCADP offers free webpages to over 500
Death Row Prisoners
Contact us for more information.
This page was last updated
February 5, 2006 Canadian Coalition Against the Death
Penalty
This page is maintained and updated by Dave
Parkinson and Tracy Lamourie in Toronto, Canada