John,

At the beginning of Q3, our team calculated that we need 10,000 grassroots contributions per month to meet our fundraising goal and ensure we have the resources to fuel our organizing and electoral efforts through the end of the year.

With a slow summer of fundraising, we’re behind where we need to be this month, before next week’s September 30th deadline. Check it out:

Will you chip in $3 to kick off our end-of-quarter fundraising and ensure we meet our fundraising goals this quarter?

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This quarter, we:

• Launched the Primary Power Fund to leverage our organizing power, challenge the status quo, and ensure that our candidates have the resources we need to defeat corporate Democrats in 2022.


• Fought to hold corporate Democrats like Joe Manchin, Kyrsten Sinema, and others responsible for their obstruction of our progressive agenda.


• Worked directly with progressive primary challengers and to provide the finance, digital, and field infrastructure needed to get elected.

Money has always been one of the biggest things holding us back from doing more. It’s the one thing that our establishment opponents have a seemingly endless supply of and that we’re always working hard to raise just a fraction of what they can raise.

We’ve already shown that we can contribute as an organization in a serious and meaningful way to the organizing, fundraising, and communications strategies that can help progressive challengers oust powerful incumbents.

When you contribute to Justice Democrats, you give us the capability to do more, think bigger, and grow our grassroots movement. Can you chip in $3, $5, or $27 to help us meet our end-of-quarter fundraising goal? Every grassroots contribution makes a difference.

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In solidarity,

Justice Democrats

Do not worry if you cannot afford to make a contribution — we understand that this is a difficult time. If you’re struggling, you can find a food bank here. We appreciate everything you do to keep our movement strong. Please stay informed and follow the most up-to-date recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and your state public health department.