Leigh Sprague Announces Support for NPR and ACLU

(prHWY.com) February 13, 2013 - Fort Atkinson, WI -- Leigh Sprague is pleased to announce his support of two wonderful organizations, NPR, and the ACLU. He has been a supporter of both organizations since 2012 and plans to continue supporting them for years to come. Leigh Sprague is inspired by the work that both organizations do and enjoys the opportunity to work with them whenever he gets a chance.

For Leigh Sprague, support of the ACLU was easy. He became a member in 2012. He has had extensive experience and education in consulting for corporations and other entities. Asked about why he joined the ACLU, Leigh Sprague replied, "I think it was a great way for me to show my support as an attorney for an organization that protects some of the most important freedoms our country holds dear." Respect for law, freedom of speech, and the other freedoms guaranteed in the Bill of Rights and Constitution is an important topic for Leigh Sprague and one he became interested in during his time at Columbia Law.

Leigh Sprague supports NPR for much lighter reasons. He decided to become a sustaining member in 2012 when he realized how well-produced the shows and interviews are that NPR runs. Leigh Sprague listens to the station at work, during his commutes, and at home. NPR provides an important service that helps the public be more informed, engaged, and understanding of the world around them. It's a service that deserves to be supported by the public. Leigh Sprague's sustaining membership means his contribution will automatically renew every year to ensure he always donates to NPR.

Leigh Sprague plans to become more involved in the ACLU and wants to continue supporting NPR for many years. Both organizations do good work in the world and Leigh Sprague believes that should be respected and supported.

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