Friend,

Nearly seven years ago, we lost Net Neutrality. Do you remember how you felt?

I know how that day felt for me.

After working tirelessly for years in coalition with hundreds of organizations and a million-plus individual advocates to win the open-internet protections we deserved in 2015, it was a gut punch to see Trump-appointed FCC Chairman Ajit Pai repeal them just two years later.

At that moment, we all came to an important realization: Progress is fragile and it doesn’t always last. And while we expect the Biden FCC to vote to reinstate the Net Neutrality rules this spring, their future will once again be uncertain with another presidential election on the horizon. We have to be ready for any outcome.

That's why I have to ask: Will you become a Free Press Action Connector by starting a monthly donation of any amount today? Monthly donations help us prepare for the toughest fights, which is why a generous donor is matching every new gift, dollar for dollar, for 12 MONTHS.

Simply put, making a monthly donation as a Connector is an incredible way to ensure that Free Press Action is ready to fight for the media system we deserve and against attacks on the progress we’ve made.

Monthly gifts are:

• Super convenient. Once you start your monthly gift, that’s it! You can set it and forget it, knowing you’re powering our work for the long haul without needing a reminder.
• The smartest way to give. Monthly revenue from our Connectors is revenue we can count on in the months ahead, which is essential for both future planning and emergency rapid-response organizing.
• Good for your email inbox. Why, you ask? Because we can rely on your ongoing support, we will send you only the most important updates on our work.

So what do you say, friend? We’re so grateful to have you in this fight with us. Will you take the next step today by becoming a Free Press Action Connector with a monthly gift of any amount that’ll go twice as far for 12 months?

Thank you so, so much for investing in our work for the long haul,

Candace and the rest of the Free Press Action team
freepress.net