Why Monthly Giving Is the Backbone of Our Movement

One-time donations give us a boost, but monthly contributions are what let us plan months ahead, hire organizers in key districts, and respond to attacks without scrambling. When you commit to a recurring gift of even $5 or $10 per month, you become a steady force behind every door we knock, every ad we run, and every voter we reach. We don’t rely on billionaires or corporate super PACs, so predictable support from people like you is how we keep our operations running through primary season and beyond.

Monthly donors also help us avoid the boom-and-bust cycle that weakens many grassroots campaigns. Instead of waiting for a viral moment or an end-of-quarter panic, we can budget responsibly for long-term infrastructure — field offices, voter databases, and volunteer training programs. Your recurring gift sends a clear signal that this movement is not a one-off protest but a sustained fight for people-powered politics.

Setting up a monthly contribution takes under two minutes, and you can pause or adjust it at any time. Every single month, you’ll receive a transparent update on how your dollars are being used. That’s the accountability you deserve and the independence we promise.

Where Your Donation Goes — No Hidden Fees, No Fuzzy Math

We publish a detailed spending report every quarter, breaking down every dollar raised and spent. Your donation never goes to corporate consultants, luxury retreats, or inflated salaries. Instead, funds flow directly to voter contact, digital outreach, and the tools our volunteers need to win. A typical $25 contribution can cover 500 text messages to undecided voters, 100 printed door hangers, or a week of phone-bank software for a regional organizing team.

We also refuse to accept money from corporate PACs, the fossil fuel lobby, or any entity that would demand favors in return. That means every decision we make — from which candidates we endorse to which policies we champion — is driven solely by the people who show up, donate, and volunteer. When you give, you’re not buying access; you’re joining a collective effort that answers only to the grassroots.

• Direct voter outreach: canvassing, phone banks, and text campaigns
• Digital infrastructure: secure donation platforms, email tools, and ad buys
• Volunteer support: training materials, travel stipends, and event supplies

Volunteer Power: Donate Time, Skills, and Energy

Not everyone can chip in financially, and that’s more than okay — our movement runs on volunteer power just as much as donations. Whether you have one hour a week or ten, there’s a role for you. You can host a postcard-writing party, make calls to voters in swing districts, or help with data entry and social media. Every action you take expands our reach without a single dollar leaving your pocket.

We provide free training, scripts, and peer support for every volunteer, so you never have to go it alone. Many of our most effective organizers started with zero experience and a simple willingness to talk to neighbors. The fossil fuel lobby and corporate PACs can outspend us, but they can never out-organize a network of everyday people who show up consistently. Your time is a donation that multiplies every time you inspire someone else to join.

Sign up on our volunteer page, choose a shift that fits your schedule, and we’ll connect you with a local team within 48 hours. No special skills required — just a belief that regular people deserve a government that listens to them.

Our Pledge: People Over Profits, Today and Always

From the very first dollar to the final vote count, this campaign belongs to you. We have never taken a dime from corporate PACs or the fossil fuel lobby, and we never will. That pledge is not a temporary strategy or a campaign slogan — it’s the core of our identity. When we win, we won’t owe anything to big donors. We’ll owe everything to the students, retirees, nurses, teachers, and workers who funded this movement with their hard-earned money.

We also promise to listen. Your feedback through surveys, town halls, and direct messages shapes our policy priorities and campaign strategy. If you tell us to focus on climate action, we reallocate resources. If you ask for more transparency on spending, we publish line-item reports. This is not a one-way street; it’s a partnership. Power the movement with your donation, your time, or your voice — and we’ll keep proving that people-powered politics can win against the biggest money in the system.