Stop Prison Fellowship Paper Mail
Prison Fellowship's privacy policy says you can contact it to be excluded from electronic or postal ministry mailings. The same policy publishes 877-478-0100 for personal-information questions and changes. Ask for a paper-mail preference, not broad removal of records or cancellation of program participation.
Ask specifically for postal exclusion
The official Prison Fellowship privacy policy distinguishes postal ministry updates from email newsletters. Its email unsubscribe link applies to electronic mailings. For a paper appeal, contact the organization and state that you want the mailing address excluded.
The policy lists 877-478-0100 under personal-information access and corrections. Explain that the request concerns unwanted postal contact and ask the team to record that preference or provide the appropriate donor contact. No dedicated postal-only web form is asserted here.
Identify the donor label without sensitive details
Have the envelope nearby before calling. Read the name, address, apartment and ZIP code as printed, plus any donor or appeal code. A fundraising record can use a different name variation from a recent online interaction.
Keep a personal copy of the label and conversation notes. A request to stop paper appeals does not need a prison identification number, court document, child's details or a payment-card number. If a separate program issue needs discussion, use that program's official support route instead.
Wording for the conversation or follow-up
Use this as a call script or adapt it for a written route supplied by the team. Copying it here sends nothing.
Please exclude [name as printed] at [full mailing address, including unit and ZIP code] from Prison Fellowship paper fundraising appeals and postal ministry updates. The mailing shows [donor or appeal code, if present]. This is a communications preference, not a request to cancel gifts, delete my records or leave a program. Please tell me which mailing record you updated and whether any scheduled mail may still arrive. Thank you.
Do not confuse an appeal with a program message
The organization also handles orders, courses, volunteer activity and requests involving other recipients. Name the unwanted mail type. If you still need an order confirmation, a requested reply or program information, ask whether those can remain while appeals stop.
Stopping every communication may be broader than you intended. Before accepting a full record-removal suggestion, clarify the effect on any current activity. A paper-mail request should not silently become an instruction to change a recurring donation.
Follow the record, not an assumed shared list
The policy distinguishes outside service providers from selling or trading donor information. Do not assume another charity's letter proves Prison Fellowship sold your address. A different sender needs its own preference request.
Save the reply and ask what mailing allowance applies. If a later piece arrives, compare the sender and recipient code before following up. Quote the earlier request date and provide the differing label so the team can check an overlooked record rather than repeat a generic unsubscribe.
Keep the appeal separate from private program documents
Use the unwanted mailing label when requesting the postal preference yourself. Do not include case or participant records.
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