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Friend,
Over the past 25 years, Common Dreams has been building up a base of donors who make small, monthly contributions to keep us strong and make our work possible.
Together, contributions from this core group help sustain our coverage of life-and-death issues, including the climate crisis, America's forever wars, a racist criminal justice system, and grotesque levels of economic inequality worldwide.
Over the course of a year, our loyal supporters donate enough to fund our newsroom team, including health care and the resources they need to do their jobs. And to all those who believe in our work, let me just say that we love you and the hard-working staff appreciates your support beyond measure.
But that's also why it's so troubling that since the start of the pandemic, we've seen hundreds of these recurring donors cancel their contributions.
Clearly—with unemployment approaching 20 percent and so many small businesses and families pushed to the brink—we know things are hard. We understand this deeply, and we know that our readers would give more if they could.
But losing these donors means losing the ongoing base of reliable support we know we can count on at one of the darkest, most perilous times in recent history.
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