An Important Message from Donna Rice Hughes

Dear Friend,

It seems like only yesterday that I was writing our annual end of the year letter, and here we are again, at the close of another fruitful year. I am so very grateful for your continued interest in our work and for the support many of you have given us.

I hope you will take time to review the 2010 "At a Glance" Accomplishments Report, below, to read about our progress this year to make the Internet safer for children and families.

With the support of our partners across the country, we have reached millions worldwide with the message of Internet safety. Will you consider partnering with us in our efforts to protect children from online dangers? If you've already sent your end of the year donation, thank you! But if you haven't yet, will you support us with the most generous gift you can give?

As you know, despite the many wonderful benefits of the Internet, any child with unrestricted Internet access is at risk of encountering online dangers. We developed the award-winning Internet Safety 101^SM program to educate, equip and empower parents, educators and other caring adults with the knowledge and resources they need to be the first line of defense against online dangers.

In addition to our ongoing efforts, nationally, our goal in 2011 is to greatly expand the reach of our program to as many caring adults as possible through many exciting new ventures that are already in the works.

But first, we need to finish 2010 strong so that we are ready to go through the open doors we have been given in 2011.

We are depending on individuals like you to support our worthwhile work. Your tax-deductible gift of any amount will directly support EIE's Internet Safety 101^SM initiatives nationwide.

Even in these economically challenging times, everyone can do something to protect the life and innocence of a child. Please consider sending a donation today, $10, $25, whatever you can give. No gift is too small.

And for a gift of $75 or more, we will send you the Internet Safety 101^SM DVD film series to keep the children you love safe online. Give the gift of Internet safety! Other ways you can partner with EIE are as follows:

Donate your used vehicle: Call us toll-free at 1-888-744-0004 or click here to find out more.
Become an Internet Safety 101^SM Facilitator: Consider utilizing our plug-and-play program to lead your own event.
Spread the Word: Forward this newsletter and our Youtube videos to your friends and network and contact your school, place of worship or community center to make Internet Safety 101^SM resources available through their facilities.
Join Us Online: Subscribe to our blog and consider joining us on YouTube, Facebook or Twitter.
Support us on Amazon: Write a positive review of Internet Safety 101^SM on Amazon.com.

Thank you for standing with us. Together, we will continue to make the Internet safer for children and families. Wishing you and your loved ones a joyful holiday season and a happy and prosperous New Year.

From my heart,

Donna Rice Hughes
President, Enough Is Enough

P.S. Preventing Internet-enabled crimes against children is one of the greatest investments you can make. We are so grateful for your support! If you would prefer, you can send us a check to our address is:

Enough Is Enough
746 Walker Road, Suite 116
Great Falls, VA 22066

P.P.S. And remember, if a child in your family falls prey to online dangers, please contact us..... We are here to help!

2010 Accomplishments "At a Glance"
No Child Left Unprotected
Download 2010 Accomplishments 'At a Glance'
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Public Awareness & Empowerment

EIE President Donna Rice Hughes speaking at the National 101 press launch via UStream and YouTube.

Held the National Internet Safety 101^SMProduct Launch & Press Conference

-National Launch Sponsors were: AOL, AT&T, Google, Microsoft, MySpace, OJJDP (DOJ), Verizon and the Salvation Army. Additional sponsors include: Anschutz Foundation, Fieldstead & Company, MDRT Foundation, McNichols Foundation, NetNanny, Shelby Cullom Davis Foundation, Verizon, and SMobile.

Internet Safety 101 2.0

Developed & Launched Internet Safety 101^SM (Version 2.0)

-101 Facilitator's Edition, Workbook & Resource Guide, Rules 'N Tools® Booklet, DVD teaching series & interactive website, internetsafety101.org. Program resources now available in bookstores nationwide, on Amazon & www.internetsafety101.org.

-Received the Silver Davey Award in educational film category & 2010 Silvery Telly Award for the 101 DVD teaching series.

-EIE continued to expand its online communications, producing monthly "For the Sake of the Children" newsletters, & launching the EIE blog, Twitter account, Facebook, MySpace & Youtube pages.

Reached over 30 million through earned media

-EIE has continued to serve as an expert commentator & guest in hundreds of media interviews this year including with the Today Show, CNN, Fox & Friends, MSNBC, CBN, Family News in Focus, the Janet Parshall Show, FoxNews.com, Time.com , CBS.com, the National Catholic Register, the Washington Times, Washington Post Magazine, the Associated Press, USA Today and the Daily Mail.

Directly educated over 2,000 adults via EIE-led trainings & speaking engagements

-EIE led over six 101^SM national trainings, multiple statewide trainings, including at the Maryland & Virginia PTA state conventions in partnership with the Verizon Foundation, & numerous community-focused trainings across the country.

EIE PSAs

Expanded Partnerships & Leveraged Resources to Reach Over 20 Million

-EIE & Internet Safety 101^SM have been featured & highlighted on many partner & affiliate blogs and websites, including AOL's "Safety Clicks" & affiliate blog, "Parent Dish"; AT&T's site & blog; on MySpace's Safety Blog; on Google's Family Safety Center; the National Salvation Army's site' NetNanny's site; as a featured parent expert on Verizon's video blog; in a multi-part blog series with Covenant Eyes; &, as a partner to SMobile.

-AOL & Google provided top-level search capabilities on their respective search engines.

-Ebay Classifieds chose EIE as the beneficiary of their Spring "De-clutter" campaign.

-AT&T's PR firm, DCI Group, supported our back-to-school Internet Safety campaign.

-Partnering organizations, including the National Salvation Army, the Child Advocacy Centers, the Virginia PTA, the Maryland PTA, the Maryland Coalition Against Pornography, the Maryland Archdiocese & law enforcement leaders hold ongoing Internet Safety 101^SM trainings.

Technology Industry

EIE^SM continues to serve in an advisory capacity with the technology community to develop and implement new viable solutions to diminish Internet threats, including:

-Google safe search settings & locks;

-Google's Family Safety Center;

-Google's Internet Safety Summit

-Microsoft's launch of 'Bing' & 'Bing's' safe search features

-AT&T's launch of 'Smart Controls'

-AOL's Safe Social

-Safe Communications mousemail.com product

Legal Community

-EIE continues its partnership with the Virginia Attorney General & is developing additional partnerships with the Attorneys General of Florida, Utah, Texas, South Carolina and Maryland.

-EIE continued its ongoing relationship with regional Internet Crimes Against Chilren Task Forces (ICAC's) training ICAC officers in the national ICAC Conference.

-EIE continued its partnerships with the National District Attorneys Association (NDAA) & the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives.

-War on Pornography Congressional Briefing, Capitol Hill: EIE President Donna Rice Hughes gave compelling testimony on the harms of pornography to children while stressing the need for aggressive enforcement of illegal "Adult" pornography.

We need your support to continue our efforts to protect children online. All donations are tax-deductible.

"Internet Safety 101^SM is a tailor-made response to the child safety crisis facing our nation."
-Past-President, Virginia PTA

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EIE Partners and Sponsors

AOL
AT&T
Cardinal Bank
eBay Classifieds
Google
Microsoft
MySpace
National District Attorneys Association (NDAA)
National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE)
National Salvation Army
Net Nanny
S Mobile
Verizon
Virginia PTA
Office of the Virginia Attorney General
Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP), U.S. Department of Justice

About Enough Is Enough^SM

Enough Is Enough^SM (EIE) a non-partisan, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, emerged in 1994 as the national leader on the front line of efforts to make the Internet safer for children and families. Since then, EIE has pioneered and led the effort to confront online pornography, sexual predation and other dangers associated with the evolving web with innovative initiatives and effective communications. EIE's Internet Safety 101 Program is a comprehensive, multi-media program that addresses the critical need for parental education and empowerment to protect kids.

To read our full 2010 Accomplishments Click HERE.

Internet Safety 101
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