THE MORAL OUTREACH SOCIETY HAS RESUMED OPERATIONS  |  DECENCY DEMANDS IT
MOS

Moral Outreach Society

Protecting American Family Values Since 1989

Because Decency Matters

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We read every letter. We retain every letter. We respond at our discretion.

All correspondence logged  ·  Response times vary  ·  Nothing is discarded
Director of Community Standards

Gerald P. Whitmore

Founder  ·  Director  ·  Moral Outreach Society

Mr. Whitmore reviews all incoming correspondence personally. He has done so since 1989 and sees no reason to change this practice now. Response times are variable. Patience is appreciated.

Mr. Whitmore does not use electronic mail. All correspondence should be directed to the address below.

Gerald P. Whitmore
c/o Moral Outreach Society
2430 Butler Street, Unit #420
Easton, PA 18042
General Correspondence

The MOS Office

General Inquiries  ·  Document Requests  ·  Tips

For general inquiries, document requests, and tips regarding programming concerns, write to the MOS office directly. Include your full name and return address. Anonymous correspondence is accepted but receives lower priority.

If you have encountered materials associated with Crackodile & Friends or MOS Productions and wish to submit them to our archive, please include them with your letter.

Moral Outreach Society
2430 Butler Street, Unit #420
Easton, PA 18042

moraloutreachsociety.com

The form below will transmit your message to the MOS office. Please be thorough. Vague correspondence is difficult to act upon. All submissions are logged upon receipt.

By submitting this form you acknowledge that your correspondence will be retained in the permanent MOS archive. The Moral Outreach Society reserves the right to reference submitted materials in future public documentation, with identifying information redacted at our discretion.

Your correspondence has been received and logged.

Mr. Whitmore has been notified. You will hear from us if and when a response is warranted. In the meantime, we encourage you to remain vigilant.

— Moral Outreach Society, Office of the Director

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Gerald P. Whitmore? +
Gerald P. Whitmore is the founder and Director of Community Standards of the Moral Outreach Society. He established this organization in 1989 out of a genuine and abiding concern for the welfare of American families and the integrity of children's media. He has been watching Crackodile & Friends longer than most of its current audience has been alive. He does not consider this ironic. He considers it necessary.
Why did MOS suspend operations in 1993? +
This matter is not available for public discussion at this time. Inquiries may be submitted in writing to the Director's office. Responses will be provided at the discretion of Mr. Whitmore.
Is the Moral Outreach Society affiliated with MOS Productions? +
Absolutely not. The Moral Outreach Society predates MOS Productions by several years and finds the appropriation of our initials to be, at minimum, a provocation and, at maximum, something considerably more troubling that we are not yet prepared to discuss publicly. We are investigating.
Is the Moral Outreach Society a real nonprofit organization? +
The Moral Outreach Society is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving decency in American media. We have been operating in this capacity since 1989. We do not feel that this question warrants further elaboration.
I work for Crackodile & Friends. Can I contact you? +
You may use the form above. Please select "I represent MOS Productions" from the subject dropdown. We will note it. Mr. Whitmore has been anticipating this conversation for some time.

"We read every letter. Every letter is kept. You have our word on that, for whatever it is worth."

"Eternal vigilance is the price of a decent society."

The Moral Outreach Society is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving decency in American media.

MOS — Moral Outreach Society  ·  2430 Butler Street, Unit #420  ·  Easton, PA 18042

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