Using UER Pins for Fundraising

The United to End Racism pins are made of an attractive hard enamel and feature the UER logo. They are 1 inch by 3/4 inch in size (2.5 cm by 2 cm).

We are selling the pins to bring visibility to and to raise funds for our ongoing efforts in bringing Re-evaluation Counseling to people we met at the United Nations World Conference Against Racism in Durban, South Africa and more recent UER efforts. Wearing the pin provides each of us with an on-going opening to talk about UER, then to listen to people's thoughts and feelings about racism and possibilities for ending racism in our societies. It also offers people a concrete way to support UER by buying and wearing our pin.

Each pin costs $10.50,* including shipping and handling. (Washington State USA residents pay $11.40 per pin to include sales tax.) Each pin comes with a card that gives basic information about UER. (Quantity discounts are available: order 10 to 19 and receive a 20% discount; order 20 or more and receive a 40% discount.)

To place your order, print and fill out the order form (Pin Order Form - PDF Download) and send it to the Re-evaluation Foundation, P.O. Box 9292, Seattle, WA 98016, USA. Make checks payable to the Re-evaluation Foundation - United to End Racism. We can also accept credit card payment for orders of ten or more pins. (If you need multiple order forms, you can download and print a master form which can be photocopied two-sided and includes three forms to a page. Multiple Order Forms - PDF Download ... Download Acrobat Reader (for PDF files)

We hope you enjoy talking to your friends about this project to end racism and that you encourage them to buy a pin in support of our work. For more information about the pins, contact Re-evaluation Counseling Community Resources Incorporated at +1-206-284-0311 or e-mail ircc@rc.org.

_{* $10.50 in U.S., Australian, Canadian, or New Zealand dollars, depending on the country of the person ordering. We are open to discussion about the price in different currencies in order to make this fundraising project viable in as many parts of the world as possible.}