John, with just days until 2025, our strategy as we start this pivotal year is clear:

1. Wage a powerful campaign against Medicaid health and home care cuts while advancing state-level wage initiatives.
2. Protect and strengthen domestic workers, our communities, and our organization.
3. Build a broad care constituency of both workers and supporters: amplifying stories of the human impact of health care cuts on care workers.

Hope is strong in our community, and we are ready to keep fighting for progress. Just recently 400 of our domestic worker members joined a national Zoom call showing they’re not giving up. Will you fight alongside them and donate today?

Make your tax-deductible year end gift by December 31, and your contribution will be DOUBLED thanks to a generous matching gift.

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Almost 70% of care received at home and in one’s community is funded through Medicaid, impacting more than a million direct care workers and over 70 million people who rely on Medicaid for essential care and services. A second Trump administration threatens to gut Medicaid, breaking the backbone of our care economy.

The impact of Medicaid cuts will be devastating, especially for the women of color who hold our care system together: wages will plummet and protections will disappear, jeopardizing care nationwide.

We can stop this—but we need your help to be ready to endure and to lead.

We hope we can count on you to make a gift to sustain domestic workers in this fight. Donate before midnight on December 31 to make 2X the impact.

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Domestic workers have made progress in 2024, from increasing care worker wages and reducing costs of direct care for families, to introducing new protections against wage theft. Don’t let anyone take that progress away.

The NDWA Team

P.S. The future of care work depends on what we do today. Please give generously, and help us fight for a just care economy. We have never needed you more.