Hi John!

I think it’s devastating that mothers, whose working lives are spent caring for others, are unable to care for their own children, parents, and families.

But time and again, I know this impossible choice is the reality for many domestic workers who care for children, clean homes, and help people with disabilities live with dignity.

That’s why I’m a huge supporter of the National Domestic Workers Alliance. The only way we can end this unjust situation is with activism, something I’ve believed in and supported since I was eight years old marching at rallies with my mom.

Tomorrow is Giving Tuesday, a national day of giving created to follow Black Friday with an outpouring of support for nonprofit organizations like the National Domestic Workers Alliance.

The National Domestic Workers Alliance has set a goal to raise $15,000 and I'm adding my voice to help them get there. So will you join me and support NDWA with a $25 donation?

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When a family member is sick, nannies, housecleaners, and homecare workers are faced with the heart-wrenching decision of staying to care for them or leaving them to care for another family in order to put food on the table.

That's why I think the National Domestic Workers Alliance is so important — by mobilizing domestic workers, supporters and partners to advocate for solutions, they’re making a huge difference to improve working conditions for domestic workers with policies like paid sick leave and a livable wage.

I'd be so honored and thankful if you'd support their vital work with a donation. It’s time we not only get domestic workers the support they need, but show them the gratitude they deserve.

The National Domestic Workers Alliance needs our help to care for those who so selflessly care for us. So ahead of Giving Tuesday, will you help them hit their goal of $15,000 and make a $25 donation today?

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There are so many ways we need to support each other now more than ever. So, let's all join together to help the people who care for us.

Thanks!

Laura Dern, National Domestic Workers Alliance supporter