Dear Friend --

Did you join CLUE's first-ever virtual Giants of Justice Awards ceremony this morning?

It's not too late for you to?watch!?(Begin around 30 minutes in.)

Our frontline hereoes in the COVID-19 crisis were an inspiration. The Rev. Nancy Frausto's acceptance speech was humbling. And the closing song? SO MOVING!

It's also not too late to support CLUE's?urgent work of providing witness, advocacy, and direct support for low-wage workers, immigrants, and communities of color in the face of incredible economic and racial injustice.

Friend, CLUE lost almost 10% of its annual revenue when it had to cancel "Giants" because of coronavirus.?

Here's the good news: a generous group of donors created a Justice Makers Matching Fund and they?will double the impact of your donation right now to help make up the difference.

Give today and your donation will be matched dollar-for-dollar.?

The work for justice on behalf of our neighbors on the margins has never been more urgent than right now. If you can give today, you will ensure that they do not struggle alone.

It is undeniable. Our social fabric is ripped.?How will we mend it? By working together vigilantly, nonviolently, and cooperatively to support those who struggle for dignity, justice, and good jobs.

During this pandemic, CLUE members like you have...

• Helped secure better working conditions, rent relief, groceries, and more for thousands of low-wage workers.
• Turned out in support of our Black siblings, making sacred and visible the horrible loss of Black lives at the hands of police.?
• Secured safe shelter for immigrants receiving humanitarian release from ICE detention.

This is all possible because people like you support this urgent work. And right now, you can have double the impact with your donation.

Could you please take a moment to contribute to the Justice Makers Matching Fund and support interfaith collaboration for economic justice?

Thank you for your generosity.

In faith and solidarity,?

Michelle Seyler
Executive Director, CLUE Justice

PS -?It's not too late to watch (the video starts around the 30-minute mark).

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