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Dear John,

Our power is in our numbers. 

We’re winning the ground game in Philadelphia because our volunteer army has grown to record-breaking numbers since Alexandra launched our campaign for City Controller a year ago.

People didn’t think Alexandra would be able to compete with the Philly establishment's machine — their police-backed candidate, the corporate mega-donors and the special interests. But because we have thousands of donors chipping in what they can, we’ve now outraised our competition — two reporting periods in a row.

It’s pretty amazing. Contributing $3 or $25 to this email might not feel like much, but our entire campaign is funded by online donations like yours. 

So we have a simple request…

Chip in anything you can right now, even a few dollars, and you’ll know that you helped fund the most important days of our campaign to end cronyism in our local government, advance the progressive agenda, and elect Alexandra Hunt as Philly's City Controller.

It’s going to take all of us if we’re serious about winning on May 16th. 

So as we look ahead to the canvasses, staffing, ads, voter outreach, and more that we’ll need to fund for the next 6 days, we’re respectfully asking: Can we count on you to chip in? We need your help to raise $5,000 by midnight tomorrow night to stay on track with our budget.

Thank you for having Alexandra's back.

In solidarity,

Team Hunt

Alexandra Hunt is a public health researcher, a girls’ soccer coach, an advocate for social, racial, economic, and environmental justice, and a community organizer. 

She's the daughter of two teachers and a sister to a twin brother with a learning disability. Seeing the systemic obstacles her brother faced inspired Alexandra to become an advocate and challenge barriers on the basis of race, gender, class, and ability.

Now, Alexandra's running to be the Philly's next City Controller because the people in Philly work too hard for too little. And right now, line items in budgets create lines for food and health care. It's time to elect a City Controller who is going to prioritize the needs of the communities Philly's money comes from.

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