How You Can Help

Many people ask me how they can help support The Jennifer Act. The main thing you can do, as an individual, is contact your State Senators and State Representatives to let them know you support this bill. (See below for detailed instructions)

Also, if you have any ways of bringing media attention to The Jennifer Act - through radio, tv, newspaper, social networking – this is a huge help because it increases the awareness of this cause. If you can spread the word on your facebook pages and have your friends and family do the same, the momentum will be great and widespread.

You can also Sign The Petition – this helps us show the state legislature how important this bill is and how many lives it can spare.

If you want to get in touch with me, Sharon Blair (Author of thejenniferact.com), please call or email me. I am the mother of Jennifer M. Reynolds who died 1/15/2009.
(812) 824-5366 | sharonblair3@gmail.com
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In Indiana

Step 1) Find your State Senator and State Representative for your mailing address by visiting http://district.iga.in.gov/DistrictLookup Or by using the built-in plugin below.

Step 2) Write one (1) letter to your State Senator and one (1) letter to your State Representative explaining that you support The Jennifer Act and you want them to support it on your behalf. (You can download and print a template here.)

Step 3) Also, call and email your State Senator and Representative to make sure they keep The Jennifer Act on the top of their mind so they remember to support it.

Sponsor
In Indiana, Senator Vi Simpson is sponsoring the bill, but she needs to hear from all the other State Senators and Representatives in order to get enough support to pass the bill. If you want to contact her:

Vi Simpson – Indiana State Senator (Sponsor of The Jennifer Act)
(800) 382-9467
Indiana State Senate, 200 W. Washington Street, Indianapolis, IN 46204-2785
s40@iga.in.gov

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Mitch Daniels – Governor of Indiana
(317) 232-4567
Statehouse, Indianapolis, Indiana 46204-2797
www.in.gov/gov/2631.htm

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In Florida

Step 1) Find your State Senator and State Representative for your mailing address by visiting http://www.myfloridahouse.gov/sections/representatives/myrepresentative.aspx Or by using the built-in plugin below.

Step 2) Write one (1) letter to your State Senator and one (1) letter to your State Representative explaining that you support The Jennifer Act and you want them to support it on your behalf. (You can download and print a template here.)

Step 3) Also, call and email your State Senator and Representative to make sure they keep The Jennifer Act on the top of their mind so they remember to support it.

In Florida, Jack Latvala drafted The Jennifer Act in 2010 but could not get the bill heard before Congress because he needed a co-sponsor. So it’s important to let your FL State Senator and Representative know that Jack Latvala is willing to sponsor the bill again but he needs support from others in Congress. Your voice could make a difference in getting this bill passed.

Jack Latvala – Florida State Senator (Drafted The Jennifer Act)
(850) 487-5075
405 Senate Office Building, 404 South Monroe Street, Tallahassee, FL 32399-1100
latvala.jack.web@flsenate.gov

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In Florida, Darryl Rouson sponsored The Jennifer Act bill in 2009 but the bill was unable to gain enough support to pass. We need to get the other State Senators and State Representatives on board to get this bill passed. To find out more info from Darryl Rouson, you can contact him below.

Darryl Rouson – Florida State Representative (Sponsored The Jennifer Act)
(850) 488-0925
405 Senate Office Building, 402 South Monroe Street, Tallahassee, FL 32399-1300
darryl.rouson@myfloridahouse.gov

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Rick Scott – Florida Governor
(850) 488-7146
Email Rick Scott Here

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