Don Sanford
Letter of Inquiry Local Essay
20 September 2012
Kenneth Wolfe,
I am putting together a research paper on the United States
Welfare System and am wondering if you would be willing to answer a few
questions regarding the subject.
A.
Do you think the welfare system is doing its job
completely by providing all families in need with assistance?
B.
Are the requirements to receive welfare benefits
to strict or do you think they are not stringent enough?
C.
Have you noticed any issues with the welfare
program in the time that you have been working in the field?
D.
In your opinion, is the welfare system reducing
poverty?
E.
What are the major ways, if any, that welfare
recipients abuse the program?
F.
Are you in favor of welfare reform? Do you think
it is accomplishing what it was made for; such as helping recipients transition
from welfare to work?
G.
Have you seen any reports of welfare caseworkers
not treating welfare recipients with respect?
H.
Are you for or against incorporating a drug test
into the requirements for receiving welfare benefits?
I know your time is important, any input would be
appreciated. Thank you in advance for
taking the time to read this inquiry. I
hope to hear back from you.
Sincerely,
Don Sanford
Letter of Inquiry Global Essay
22 September 2012
Dear Mr. Myers,
I am in the process of writing a research paper on MDG
number one, The Eradication of Extreme Poverty and Hunger and am focusing my
writing in the areas of Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia. If you have the time I am wondering if you
would be willing to answer a few questions regarding the subject.
A.
Do you think that collectively organizations
such as yours will succeed in coming close to or meeting the MDG number one?
B.
What are some of the factors that contribute to
such high concentrations of poverty and hunger in South Asia and Sub-Saharan
Africa?
C.
What are some more prevalent diseases that you
have seen associated with poverty and hunger?
D.
How many people does your organization help on
average annually or semi-annually?
E.
Can you briefly describe to me your path to get
to your position and what made you choose your current line of work?
F.
Do you believe that there are enough
organizations like yours out there and it will just take time to reach everyone
or do you think there is a need for more?
G.
Where does most of your funding come from?
Thank you for taking the time to read this inquiry, any
input or response would be greatly appreciated.
If you are unable to find the time to respond to this letter do you have
anyone in mind to refer me to? Thanks again for your time and I hope to hear
back from you.
Sincerely,
Don Sanford
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