Alternatively, you could write your own get/set functions for the module.

let say I have a module

my @AoA = (
  #Array of Array Stuff
);

my %fundHash = (
 # Hash Stuff
);


# return array reference
sub return_AoA {
    return \@AoA;
}

# return hash reference
sub return_fundHash {
    return \%fundHash;
}
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In my main program I will have

use perlMod;

my $AoA = perlMod::return_AoA();
my $fundHash = perlMod::return_fundHash();
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And since you are passing by reference in this case, you will need to dereference in order to actually use the variable values...

my $toMail = $$AoA[$i][2] . "\@mail.host";
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