Dear Friend,

In this disorienting and fraught political moment, corporations, and the politicians doing their bidding, have put their own profits ahead of the wellbeing of people and communities. That’s why it’s more important than ever to shine a light on the abusive corporations doing the most harm. And this year, we’re especially focusing our attention on the corporations that are propping up the increasingly authoritarian Trump regime and profiting from its cruel agenda.

Will you donate today to help hold them accountable?

Corporations like Tesla, which we're nominating this year for the ongoing safety issues of its vehicles and CEO Elon Musk’s outsized and undemocratic role in the current regime. And Chevron, nominated for its role in fueling the climate crisis through the expansion of its oil and gas business and contributing directly to the Trump inauguration. And GEO Group, which is nominated for facilitating and benefiting from the regime’s cruel and brutal immigration policies through its private immigrant detention centers.

For over 45 years, Corporate Accountability has challenged some of the most abusive corporations in the world. Together with allies around the globe -- and with the support of our community members -- we’ve built a powerful movement to confront corporate power and push back against injustice.

The Corporate Hall of Shame exposes these corporations whose actions have harmed communities, exploited employees, and done extreme damage to the planet. Your vote is a powerful way to challenge these corporations -- but the work doesn’t stop there. After the votes are tallied, we’ll induct the winner into the Hall of Shame. Then we’ll partner with allies, activists, and folks like you to directly confront that corporation and demand that it change its ways. Donate now to power our campaigns that expose these corporations and their abusive ways.

Your support and your voice will help us shine a light on abusive corporations and demand justice for those they have harmed. Give now to help create a world where corporations answer to people -- not the other way around.