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Please join Michael R. Bloomberg and Rep. Joe Crowley · Rep. Steve Israel Rep. Carolyn Maloney · Rep. Paul Tonko Charles Myers · Bernard Schwartz · Robert Zimmerman Kathleen Begala · David Dangoor · Hume Steyer Charles John O’Byrne · Stephen Savage · Jamie Drake Barbaralee Diamonstein-Spielvogel · Brian Ellner (Host Committee in Formation) For a reception in support of Anna Throne -Holst Candidate, New York’s 1st Congressional District th Thursday, December 17 5:30 - 7:00 pm At the Home of Charles Myers New York City Address Provided Upon RSVP Host Sponsor Friend Supporter $2,700 $1,000 $500 $ 250 To RSVP and for more details, please contact Rob Battaglia at [email protected] or (631) 747-3253 Paid for and authorized by Friends of Anna Throne-Holst Printed in house with donated labor Thursday, December 17th Reception with ANNA THRONE-HOLST ☐ Yes! I would like to support Anna Throne-Holst and attend the reception as: ☐$2,700 – HOST ☐$1,000 – SPONSOR ☐$500 – FRIEND ☐$250 – SUPPORTER ☐ No, I am not able to attend, but I will support Anna with a contribution of: $ _____ CONTRIBUTE ONLINE: AnnaThrone-Holst.com/donate Please make personal checks payable to “Friends of Anna Throne-Holst” and mail to PO Box 6, Southampton, NY 11969 Name: ______________________________________________________ Address: ____________________________________________________ City/ST/Zip: _________________________________________________ Employer/Occupation: ________________________________________ Work Phone: _________________________________________________ Home Phone: ________________________________________________ Mobile Phone: ________________________________________________ Email: __________________________@____________________________ Please charge my personal credit card $ ________ Card Number: ________________________________ Exp: __________ Name on card: _______________________________________________ Signature: ___________________________________________________ Individual contributions are limited to $2,700 per person, per election. Federal law requires us to use our best efforts to collect and report the full name, mailing address, occupation and employer of any individual whose contributions exceed $200 in an election cycle. Contributions from multicandidate political action committees are limited to $5,000 per candidate, per election. Contributions from the general treasury funds of corporations, labor unions and national banks, federal government contractors and foreign nationals are strictly prohibited. Contributions or gifts to Friends of Anna Throne-Holst are not tax deductible. Paid for and authorized by Friends of Anna Throne-Holst Printed in house with donated labor .

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