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How Policing Project Fundraises

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A data-driven look at how Policing Project fundraises by email. Based on 8 archived emails sent since Apr 2026, here are the real subject lines they write, how often they send, the mix of appeals vs. newsletters, the Mailchimp email platform they send from, and the ads they run.

Emails archived

8

Send cadence

1.8/mo

avg. emails

Email platform

Mailchimp

Donation platform

Not detected

Email mix

How Policing Project splits its email program across the seven fundraising email types — led by newsletter/update (88%).

Send volume — last 12 months

Recent subject lines

Real subject lines Policing Project has used — a swipe file of what actually lands in the inbox.

  • Win! Major civil rights victory in Clayton County, GeorgiaAug 2026
  • New Automated License Plate Reader Scorecard: See How Your State Measures UpAug 2026
  • Police Tech Is Outpacing Guardrails. We’re Helping States Catch Up (And Look Ahead)Jul 2026
  • We’re Suing: Westchester Police Operate a Mass Vehicle Surveillance System Without Authorization or Oversight.Jun 2026
  • States Can (and Should) Regulate AI in Policing. Here’s How:May 2026
  • You’re Invited: Join Leaders Rethinking 911 Response This June in ChicagoMay 2026
  • The Future of Traffic Safety: Our New Report with the ACLUMay 2026
  • This month: Right-Sizing Traffic Enforcement Convening (with keynote speaker Deborah Archer!)Apr 2026

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