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Constitutional Law
: Blog of RightsACLU by the Numbers, Part III
By Lisa Sock, Online Outreach Team
The ACLU online team has put together an index to show how important the ACLU has been over its 90 years of defending the Constitution — and how many challenges we still have in front of us. This is our last installment:
Year the ACLU first took on creationism in public schools: 1925
Year the ACLU last took on creationism (disguised as "intelligent design") in public schools: 2005
Number of ACLU members at close of 1925: 2,250
Number of ACLU members at close of 2009: Approximately 500,000
Percent of our 2010 budget that the ACLU stands to lose as a result of losing our largest individual donor due to financial circumstances: 25
Number of days you have left to make a year-end donation to the ACLU: 1
We hope you'll join us in defending our freedoms in the coming year. Please donate today.
And have a Happy New Year!
Full post as published by Blog of Rights on December 31, 2009 (boomark / email).
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