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Untold numbers of wrongfully convicted people are waiting in prison. You can help.

For as little as $10 a month, become a card-carrying member of Washington Innocence Project to access special benefits, such as special pricing for Washington Innocence Project-sponsored events, and exclusive invitations to members-only opportunities. Become a member today and receive a t-shirt or mug that demonstrates your commitment to this life-changing work.

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Exoneree James Anderson

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The only way we can free more innocent people is with your support.

We rely on private dollars. We don’t receive funding from the state of Washington, the Innocence Project in New York City, or the Innocence Network. Your donations help us cover costs required to request documents for investigation, visit clients in prison, obtain DNA testing, consult forensic experts, and more. The results from one DNA test, which can cost as little as $600, can be life-changing for an innocent prisoner.

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To make a gift by check, please make it out to Washington Innocence Project and mail it to:

Washington Innocence Project
P.O. Box 85869
Seattle, WA 98145-1110

Be an Advocate

Help us prevent wrongful convictions in Washington State.

Contact your legislators.

Tell your elected representatives that reforming Washington State’s criminal justice system to protect and support the actually innocent is a priority you want them to focus on.

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Share on social media.

Help educate your friends and colleagues about the causes of wrongful convictions and the impact they can have on the lives of real people by sharing our freedom stories on your social media platforms.

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Start an Impact Club.

Raise awareness about the causes and consequences of wrongful convictions by organizing a wrongful conviction Impact Club in your community. Books, movies, and podcasts are rich opportunities to spark conversation and inspire action.

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Volunteer

Give your time to support our work and our exonerees.

Join our volunteer network.

We’re a small staff that can always use more support. Do you have administrative, design, or photography skills? Help us in the office or at events.

Provide in-kind services.

Exonerees and freed clients need a broad range of support to rebuild their lives. Are you a dentist? A psychologist? There are exonerees who could use your services.

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Lauren and Donovan at the Stand for Innocence event

Partner

Working in collaboration, we can amplify our impact.

Wrongful convictions are just one piece of the criminal justice reform landscape and we know that, in order to achieve true justice, there is so much more work to be done. If you are working individually or as part of an organization within the criminal justice reform movement, we’d love to talk about how we can support your work.

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