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[1]Women's March

  



John, I got some troubling news
this morning.

Last month, we fell behind our February fundraising goal by more than 10%.
It’s significantly less than what we thought we’d raise, but we remained
hopeful that our fundraising would pick up again and we could catch up to
where we need to be.

But today, I checked our fundraising numbers again and we’re still falling
behind by more than 10%. Because we’re a grassroots funded organization,
we can’t afford to fall short on our fundraising goals more than two
months in a row. It’s a big deal and can impact future plans for our
organizing programs (that we offer for free) and women-led advocacy work
in Congress.

To be honest with you, we were nervous this would happen after Trump lost.
We succeeded in flipping the White House and the Senate because of this
women-led grassroots movement, but our work is far from over. We need to
continue organizing to defeat Trumpism, bring forth a feminist future
where all women can thrive, and fight for a progressive agenda that will
lift our communities up.

Many of you stepped up last week in honor of Women's History Month to chip
in $5, $15, $50 – but we still have lots of catching up to do to get back
to a healthy place with our fundraising. [ [link removed] ]Can you rush
a $3 donation to help us get back on track and make sure we
hit our $125,000 fundraising goal for Women’s History Month?

[ [link removed] ]DONATE $3 →

Our entire operating budget relies solely on grassroots donations from
emails like this one. We don’t have major funders waiting in the wings to
fill a $10K gap. Instead we depend on all of us to pitch in what we can,
when we can.

Like most of you, we’re also operating month-to-month. We have a small,
but scrappy, team with just ten full-time and two part-time staff. We’re
proud that we’ve been able to “punch above our weight” and direct the
majority of our budget to mass mobilizations. We’re able to do that
because of you, John.

That’s why, especially when the COVID-19 crisis began, we reminded
ourselves how grateful we are for supporters like you. You’re the reason
why we’re able to still operate and take on big fights.

[ [link removed] ]While we tend to see a spike in donations during Women’s History Month,
we know that this year times are different and not everyone is in a place
to donate. But if you can, please pitch in $3 today to help us close the
gap.

Until we can all march together again,

Rachel

Rachel Carmona
Executive Director
Women's March







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