[ [link removed] ]John Fetterman
John,
I was checking some end-of-month fundraising reports for John last night
when I realized something:
If 1 in every ~5 people who received this email donated
even just $5,
we would *literally* reach our $102,769 fundraising goal
today, with money to spare. (I’ve always been great at math).
Here’s how I got there:
[ [link removed] ]Spreadsheet showing our progress to July goal.
[ [link removed] ]With this in mind, will you please make your first $5 donation to
our campaign before tomorrow's deadline? In order to keep our campaign
growing and resume our field + organizing operations, we’ve got to raise
at least $102,769 before tomorrow, July 31 at 11:59 p.m.
[ [link removed] ]Contribute $5
Remember, we’re building our campaign the right way — no corporate PAC
money and no special interests. Just people. We’re building a winning
campaign one donation at a time (and our average donation this quarter is
just $20.92).
Even if it’s just $5, anything you’re able to give has a direct and
immediate impact on meeting our fundraising goal (you can trust me, I did
the math).
[ [link removed] ]So if you’re able to, can you please make a donation today? Not
everyone who reads this will donate, but I'm really hoping you'll be among
the ones who dig deep and contribute what you can.
Thanks for everything,
Celeste
Celeste Trusty
Political Director
John Fetterman for U.S. Senate
P.S. We did the math: If 1 in every 5 or so people who receive this email
chip in, we can close the gap on our organizing budget today. So if you've
been waiting for the right moment to donate for the first time, now is that
time. [ [link removed] ]With just a day left before our July deadline, please donate
anything you can to help send John Fetterman to the U.S. Senate.
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