ACLU Supporter, today is the ACLU's Giving Day – and with the attacks on civil rights at an all-time high, this day could not be more important. That's why I'm reaching out:

We only have a few hours left to reach our $100,000 goal, and we're not quite there. Every dollar you give today will be matched, so please don't miss this opportunity: Make a 2x-matched donation right now to the ACLU on Giving Day to fund our work through the rest of 2024!

As the director of the ACLU's Voting Rights Project in the midst of a critical election year, I can personally tell you that our nationwide network of attorneys and advocates is working overtime to strike down voter suppression laws and fight for fair maps.

In fact, no other organization is better equipped than us to protect voting rights at such a critical moment – since 1965, we have litigated hundreds of voting rights cases, successfully challenging efforts to suppress the voting rights of folks nationwide.

That's why I'm personally counting on a Giving Day donation from you, ACLU Supporter, to ensure the ACLU can expand ballot access before Election Day.

If you give before midnight, your donation will be DOUBLED – that's double the impact to protect voting rights across the country. So will you rush a donation of $35 right now to help us reach our Giving Day goal?

ACLU Supporter, come November, tens of millions of people will seek to vote their values. Races up and down the ballot – from ballot initiatives to who is in the White House and Congress – will determine the future of abortion rights, LGBTQ equality, free speech, and so much more.

Reaching our $100,000 Giving Day goal will help the Voting Rights Project continue the fight to ensure all eligible voters have a voice. Please give $35 or whatever you can now to help us reach our goal and double your impact in the fight during these crucial days before the election!

Thank you for your commitment to voting rights,

Sincerely,

Sophia Lin Lakin
Pronouns: She, her, hers
Director of the Voting Rights Project, ACLU