Hi friend,

It’s the last day of 2021 – and as we count down, we’re counting on you.

Today’s our biggest fundraising day of the year – 10 percent of our annual online donations come in on Dec. 31. Meeting our goal today is critical to EWG’s ability to conduct our 2022 programs.

Right now, we’re $54,763 short:

Simply put: If we don’t raise the last $54,763, it will put some of our work in jeopardy.

I checked our records, and it looks like you haven’t yet donated to EWG (sorry if I missed seeing your gift). So I wanted to send you a quick note to ask whether you’re able to help close our fundraising budget gap before the year ends.

And if you chip in before the clock strikes midnight, your tax-deductible gift will be matched, making it go twice as far.

If you've saved your payment information with FastAction, your donation will go through immediately.

Click here to instantly make a tax-deductible donation of $10 to help EWG reach this critical goal.

Your donation is vital for funding the resources you count on – such as the Skin Deep® cosmetics database, the Tap Water Database, the Shopper's Guide to Pesticides in Produce™ and so much more.

It will also guarantee we have the capacity to fight for stronger protections against toxic pesticides, tackle the PFAS contamination crisis and expand our work on testing for toxic chemicals in consumer products, water and food.

These challenges can't wait, and neither will today's match, which expires just hours from now. Click here to make a gift to help EWG reach our goal by midnight.

I know you really care about your health and the environment. And if you’re not in a position to donate now, we understand. We are deeply grateful for the support you give, whatever form it takes.

Thank you and have a safe and happy new year!

Jocelyn Lyle
Senior VP of Partnerships and Development, EWG

P.S. Sometimes our system takes a few days to process donations. I apologize if you’ve already given and your record hasn’t yet been updated! Also, a reminder to take advantage of provisions in the CARES Act, which permits universal nonitemized charitable deductions to help taxpayers and nonprofits.