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I Am A Free Bird Persuasive Speech
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I invite you to participate in our exciting new campaign promoting self expression through the arts for childhood cancer patients. As an artist yourself, I'm sure you are aware of the powerful and liberating impact the arts can have. For children suffering from cancer, it can provide them with the strength and willpower to fight their disease and bring meaning and purpose to their lives.

I am contacting you from A Free Bird Organization™, an entirely volunteer-run arts education 501(c)3 non-profit dedicated to inspiring and nourishing the artistic passions of children suffering from cancer. Our new “I Am A Free Bird" campaign involves having individuals answer the question, “How Are You A Free Bird?” by creating short videos
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