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LIFELINELIFELINE Time Donor _____ Is This Renewal a However, It Will Make an a Publication Created for Our Faithful Impact, Since Every Financial □ December 2017 Greenville, SCGreenville, 29602 52 P.O. Box Name Be a LifeFM Gift-Giver! Phone City Address Type of Donation Donation amount: $____________ $____________ amount: Donation _____ I am a Ifirst _____am the in of:amount I for 2017 wish to make a pledge _________________________________ _________________________________ The Power Foundation is a 501(C)3 non a 501(C)3 is Foundation The Power “ ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________ ____________________________ For yourwhere treasureis, there willyour heartbe also The * The __________________________________________________________ Your gift to The LifeFM does not need to be information this include do not Please wrapped or ordered online—neither does it PLEASE RETURN TO come with instructions! 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