 {{FirstName or 'Friend'}} - Working and middle-class San Francisco families have simply been forgotten by our current mayor, and today, economic inequality is crushing our City, pushing working and middle-class families out. San Francisco truly has become a tale of two cities. Today, I’m asking you to read my plan to make San Francisco more affordable for all of us. Please check it out by clicking HERE. The plan lays out my vision for building more affordable housing across San Francisco, implementing stronger renter protections, ensuring Free City College is fully funded–and protected, expanding job training and high school apprenticeship programs, delivering affordable, accessible childcare for working families, and more. Please read and share my full plan here: https://www.ahshaformayor.com/affordable-city-that-works With more organized labor union endorsements than any other candidate in the race for mayor, our campaign is the voice for San Francisco’s working and middle-class families. I’m the only candidate who has worked side-by-side with front-line workers, and I bring a unique perspective in the fight to ensure All San Franciscans can live and thrive in this City. Today, San Francisco’s working families are calling out for change, for a mayor who will fight for All San Franciscans, not the rich. As I have throughout my career in public service, I’m ready to be their champion. We are ready to launch our campaign ads right now, but unfortunately, these ads cost hundreds of thousands of dollars to get in front of voters. If you’ve been waiting to donate, or if you donated once (and thank you so much for that!) but are able to donate again, your contribution will never count more than it does right now. Please contribute what you can, up to the $500 maximum today. San Francisco’s city government can and must work for working and middle-class families. Ours is the campaign to deliver that critical change. I hope I can count on your support today. Thank you so much! Ahsha
Ahsha Safaí Candidate for Mayor of San Francisco
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