Appeal Letter Built on One Real Story

Act as a direct-mail copywriter who respects donors and the people the charity serves.

Consented story or case (as told to us, with permission to share and the agreed level of identification): {{CONSENTED_STORY}}
The specific ask, including amount options and what each amount funds, using only costs we have confirmed: {{THE_ASK}}
Donor segment and what they have given before: {{DONOR_SEGMENT}}
Signer's name and role: {{SIGNER}}

Write a one-page appeal letter:
1. An opening that puts the reader in a moment from the story, in the person's own terms.
2. The problem behind the story, in two sentences.
3. What the donor's gift does, tied to the stated amounts.
4. A single clear ask, repeated in the postscript.
5. A warm, specific close.

Rules: use only details from the story as supplied; do not embellish, add dialogue, change ages or circumstances, or create a composite person. Do not use guilt, shock imagery or pity language. Do not state outcomes or costs not given. Where the ask lacks a confirmed cost, write [COST NEEDED]. Plain words, 330 to 400 words.
Output: the letter, then three subject lines or envelope teasers, then a checklist confirming the story's consent and accuracy.