Dear Friend,

“I rang the doorbell, and a lady answered.”

That’s how Grace’s story starts.
 

She introduced herself. Told the woman she was volunteering to protect preborn babies. Asked politely if she could count on her vote.

The woman said “no, thank you.” Grace said have a good day and turned to leave.

That’s when someone screamed from inside the house. A second woman ran out the door – she chased Grace down the driveway, shoved her, and hit her in the head with both fists.

As Grace tried to run away and reached the end of the driveway, the woman threw a dinner roll that hit her in the face – and kept following her down the street, screaming that she hoped Grace would be run over by a car.

Grace filed a police report. The woman was arrested and charged.

My name is Kristan Hawkins, and I’m the President of Students for Life Action. You can think of us as the grassroots arm of the Pro-Life Movement.

Friend, this is just one story from one of Students for Life Action’s door-to-door canvassers during the last midterm election.

I’ve told every one of our canvassers to prepare for anything over the next two months.

I wish I could tell you Grace’s story was a one-off. It isn’t. Doors get slammed. Voices get raised. Sometimes it gets violent.

And yet our canvassers keep walking up the next driveway because they know if the Abortion Lobby seizes power in November, it will be a death sentence to millions more innocent preborn babies.

Friend, will you please prayerfully consider sending a Care Package to one of our door-to-door canvassers heading into the field this fall?

These young women and men will be walking for hours in scorching heat. Knowing pro-lifers like you have their backs will help keep them going.

Of course, I could tell our door-knockers to go home.

I could focus on running expensive TV ads instead.

But studies show that face-to-face conversations move voters more than any TV ad, mailer, or text ever could – and the effect doesn’t disappear after one election.

Voters who talk to one of our students in person are more likely to show up and vote pro-life again in the next election cycle, too.

And, it only costs us about $3 for every door we knock.

Not only that, but we’ll be deploying teams of pro-life activists to blanket church parking lots with flyers exposing the records of pro-abortion politicians in key districts every Sunday in September and October.

This is the on-the-ground grassroots campaigning that’s needed to turn out every pro-life voter.

Last cycle, this approach worked.
 

That’s just a small sample of what our door-to-door canvassing team has done over the years. The Abortion Lobby would love nothing more than for our students to stay home this fall.

Right now, we’re already deployed and expanding over the next two months, where this election gets decided door by door. Our target map for the 2026 Midterms is the most ambitious we’ve run:
 

We’ll be active in at least ten states in races up and down the ballots. And every single one of them needs boots on the ground before Tuesday, November 3^rd.

Friend, the Abortion Lobby has the money, the media, and the institutions. What they don’t have is thousands of young pro-lifers willing to knock on a stranger’s door, get yelled at, sometimes get hit with worse than words – and go knock on the next door anyway.

That grit and determination is what wins elections.

So, will you please prayerfully consider making your most generous contribution to fund our canvassers as they head into the two most important months of this election?
 

Grace didn’t quit after that driveway. And this fall, our students won’t quit either.

But they need to know you’re behind them.


Kristan Hawkins
President, Students for Life Action
 

P.S. – Our door-to-door pro-life canvassers will be active in at least ten states this fall, targeting races up and down the ballot. Knowing pro-lifers like you have their back will help them keep going. Will you please chip in $250, $100, $50, $25, or $10 right now to keep our canvassers moving – and protected – all the way through Election Day?
 

Students for Life Action is a non-profit, tax-exempt advocacy organization under section 501(c)(4) of the IRC. Contributions or gifts to Students for Life Action are not tax deductible for IRS purposes; they do, however, avoid recognition of gain on appreciated assets. Students for Life Action’s mailing address is 600 Princess Anne St #7667, Fredericksburg, VA 22401. Any donations raised above or short of the goal will be used in the next area of greatest need towards our mission, as determined by the organization.