John, we have an important favor to ask.
Will you chip in $14.92 to power our upcoming mobilization at the Supreme Court when they begin hearing arguments about Mississippi’s cruel abortion ban? We’ll explain why $14.92 later in this email!
First, here’s a brief recap of what we’ve been up to: On December 1, the Supreme Court will hear arguments regarding a challenge to a Mississippi law that bans almost all abortions after the 15th week of pregnancy.
Whatever is decided in this case will set a critical precedent for the future of abortion access throughout the entire country.
That’s why we’ve been hard at work planning with our abortion access coalition partners to mobilize around this critical Supreme Court case and make sure we hold the line for abortion justice. But we can’t do this work alone, John.
We’re relying on grassroots donations from everyday people like you to power our organizing and mobilization efforts. That’s why our average donation is $14.92.
And we’re proud of that number! It represents the people-powered movement we’re building to fight for the feminist future we deserve. Your $14.92 donations are the power behind this work to resist against the worst attacks against reproductive rights we’ve seen in decades. Your $14.92 donations are the reason why we’ve been able to take on big fights in the past to transform our politics and why we can continue speaking loudly for the feminist issues we care about most.
In solidarity,
Women's March
P.S. If you want to read more details about our abortion justice mobilization on December 1 and find out how you can join in person in Washington, D.C., you can read about it and RSVP by clicking here!
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