Stop Tunnel to Towers Paper Mail
Tunnel to Towers publishes an email opt-out with a specific subject line. Ask for no direct-mail fundraising appeals if paper is the problem. Its current policy also covers other channels, so a request to stop every communication can be broader than you intended.
Send the request to the current published contact
The current Tunnel to Towers privacy policy publishes donationsupport@t2t.org and asks for the subject Opt-out. Use that subject, then identify the name and postal address on the appeal in the message.
For a written request, the policy lists Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation, Attention: Opt-out, 2361 Hylan Blvd., Staten Island, NY 10306. Use the current website policy rather than assuming an older downloaded donor-policy PDF still gives the best route.
Name the channel you want changed
The policy discusses contact method and frequency, including direct mail, email, texts and telephone calls. If your goal is no paper appeals, say that explicitly. If you prefer less paper rather than none, ask the team what schedules it actually supports instead of assuming a quarterly choice exists.
If you want all promotional channels stopped, state those separately. Replying STOP to a text concerns that messaging channel; it does not identify every postal record. Likewise, an email unsubscribe is not confirmation that the street address on an envelope was suppressed.
A message for the Opt-out subject
Put Opt-out in the subject line when using the published inbox. Replace the bracketed details with the unwanted label, not payment information.
Please stop Tunnel to Towers direct-mail fundraising and promotional appeals addressed to [name as printed] at [full mailing address, including unit and ZIP code]. The envelope shows [donor or mailing code, if present]. I am asking for a paper-mail preference, not cancellation of a recurring donation or every communication channel. Please keep necessary receipts and requested replies. Please confirm which postal record was updated and any allowance for mail already prepared. Thank you.
Keep donation and event instructions separate
A paper preference does not tell the team to cancel a gift, refund a donation or remove you from a program. Make any intended financial change separately through donor support. Do not use a bank statement as a mailing-label attachment.
Race registrations and event platforms can involve different records or policies. If the unwanted mail concerns an event rather than a donor appeal, say which event and record are involved. Confirm the change with the team handling that record instead of treating a general donor opt-out as proof that every event communication stopped.
Use the confirmation to check later mail
Keep the original envelope, sent request and reply. Ask how much mail may already be prepared; this guide does not promise a last delivery date. An acknowledgment of the message is not the same as confirmation of the mailing preference.
Compare later envelopes for an old surname, different apartment number or second mailing code. Those details can help support find a duplicate without broadening your original request. Other charities' lists need their own contacts; a Tunnel to Towers preference is not a universal fundraising-mail unsubscribe.
Match the envelope to the donor record
Save the printed recipient details before making the request yourself through Tunnel to Towers.
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