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We need your help to make our ideas heard. And this Friday, as we celebrate Mises’s birthday, what better way for you to honor the occasion than to support the Mises Institute and be part of the most uncompromising and principled liberty organization in the world? It’s an opportunity for you to spread the ideas that can change history — sound economics, private property, and peace — by helping us expand our vast library, train more young academics, publish the best books, and so much more

Won’t you help? Even if you’ve never donated, a small gift of $5 or $10 makes a huge difference. A monthly recurring gift would be even better. And — to make things more appealing — a generous supporter of the Institute offered to match your donations, so your contribution will go that much further. We truly hope you’ll consider donating today. Help us continue to spread Mises’s principles of freedom.

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