John,

I know this Pride season — like so much else these last few months — has looked a lot different in so many ways, but your support during these challenging times has made all the difference. Today, I am asking you to take one more important step to stand with TFN in the fight for progress in Texas.

TFN has joined forces with organizations across the country to participate in Give Out Day – the only national day of giving focused on the LGBTQ community.

As a supporter and friend of TFN, we invite you to join us and use the individual power of generosity to help build power for our community and show the strength of our progressive movement.

TFN has been standing with the LGBTQ community in the fight for equality for 25 years and we don’t intend to stop now. Whether through amplifying progressive voices of faith to push back against religious extremists, advocating for LGBTQ inclusive sex education at the State Board of Education, or standing up against anti-trans legislation at the Capitol, we believe in building a more just and inclusive Texas.

With just months left before both the most critical election in a generation and the start of the 87th Texas Legislature, our ongoing fight to create more progressive Texas that protects the health and safety of all who live here – especially in times of crisis – has never been more relevant.

We also know that generosity and activism is what makes our community resilient. Can you chip in what you can today during Give Out Day to help maintain the resiliency of our movement in the months to come? Your support, regardless of the size, allows us to continue to build a true grassroots movement – one donation at a time.

After we decided to postpone all in-person fundraising events, we expected our fundraising to take a dramatic dip. But grassroots supporters like you have stepped up in a big way and showed us the true power of our network once again.

I am so proud to continue to fight the good fight for equality with you each and every day. Thank you for your generosity and support.

With gratitude,

Kathy Miller
TFN President