This year, we’ve set a goal to raise $150,000 for our nine partner organizations.
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John,

 

Only nine days into his second term, Donald Trump and his MAGA cronies have been keeping themselves busy with attacks on our communities and our rights. 

 

With Republicans in control of Washington, states will play a decisive role in thwarting the worst of Trump's agenda. 

 

That's why we've set a goal of raising $150,000 for our nine State Bridges partners who will be at the forefront of the fights to come.

 

Building progressive power is a year round job, and if we're going to reach this crucial goal, we're going to need help from grassroots supporters like you!

 

If you're ready to make an impact this year and beyond, can you make a gift to support our 2025 State Bridges partners today?

Keep on reading below to learn more about our partner organizations and what they're fighting for this year and beyond. 

 

Thank you — more to come!

 

— Sister District

 

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John,

 

It’s been a long week of exhausting news. That’s why today, we are excited to share something hopeful and forward-looking with you: our 2025 State Bridges partners! This year, Sister District is once again supporting incredible frontline organizations in swing states: 

  • Arizona Center for Empowerment develops and mobilizes undocumented working youth and adults, students, and LGBTQ+ individuals to strategically take ownership and responsibility to advance economic, social, and racial justice.

  • Rural Arizona Engagement educates, advocates and coordinates in rural communities to provide civic education, engagement opportunities, and voter registration.
  • Citizen Action of WI Education Fund is dedicated to economic, racial, and environmental justice and achieving a Wisconsin and an America where everyone has an equal opportunity to live a meaningful and fulfilling life.
  • WISDOM is a statewide interfaith organization that works among progressive faith communities and with the people most directly impacted by social inequities to empower people to address the root causes of social injustice. 
  • Mothering Justice empowers mothers in Michigan to influence policy on behalf of themselves and their families. 
  • We the People MI works to build and strengthen multiracial, working-class community organizing infrastructure across Michigan. 
  • New Virginia Majority Education Fund builds power in working-class communities of color across the Commonwealth and organizes for racial, economic, and environmental justice.
  • PA Stands Up Institute is building a multiracial movement of working-class people dedicated to winning a Pennsylvania that works for everyone.
  • Pittsburgh United is a coalition of community, labor, faith, and environmental organizations committed to advancing the vision of a community and economy that works for all people.

 

This year, we set a goal to raise $150,000 to support our nine partners and equip their organizers with the resources they need in this pivotal moment. 

 

Can you be among the first to donate to our slate of 2025 State Bridges partners? Your contribution to their organizations will be tax deductible.

We know long-term community-based organizing, often led by people of color, lays the foundation for building the political power to protect our communities and win elections. 

But too often, meaningful investments and organizing come a few weeks before Election Day — too late to make the difference we need. 

That’s why Sister District and our community have raised nearly $900,000 for our partners over the past few cycles, coming from thousands of individual donations. And with so much at stake, our financial investment in frontline organizers is more important than ever. 

So John, if you’re ready to show your support, please split a donation between our 2025 State Bridges partners today. Your investment in local organizers is a powerful act of resistance.

 

Thank you, and more soon!

Sister District 
 

Paid for by Sister District Advocacy Network. Contributions or gifts to our State Bridges 501(c)(3) partners are tax deductible. Contributions or gifts to Sister District Advocacy Network are not tax deductible as charitable contributions or as business expenses under IRC Section 162(e).