Fundraising 2011/GW Letter/en
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| Banners and LPs (source) high priority |
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| Banners 2 (source) high priority |
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| Jimmy Letter 002 (source) high priority |
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| Jimmy Letter 003 (source) variation of Jimmy Letter 002 |
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| Jimmy Letter 004 (source) variation of Jimmy Letter 002 |
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| Jimmy Mail (source) variation of Jimmy Letter 002 |
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| Brandon Letter (source) | Published | ||||||||
| Alan Letter (source) | Published | ||||||||
| Kaldari Letter (source) | Published | ||||||||
| Karthik Letter (source) | Published | ||||||||
| Thank You Mail (source) | Published | ||||||||
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| Problems donating (source) | Published | ||||||||
| Recurring giving (source) | Published | ||||||||
| Sue Thank You (source) | Published | ||||||||
| FAQ (source) low priority |
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