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means of support is from its members.
To maintain high-quality services, we need to
add new members to our organization. One important way we do that
is to inform like-minded people from other organizations about KPCC.
That is why, to assist in building membership, KPCC regularly exchanges
the names and addresses of its members with other organizations,
who may solicit or make other contact with you by mail. However,
if you do not want us to exchange your name and address in this
way, email mail@scpr.org or call
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