We've set a goal to raise $100,000 by tonight's end-of-year fundraising deadline.
John,
New Year's Eve always makes me nostalgic, and I can't help but reminisce this morning.
Growing up, I never thought I'd get involved in politics. I dreamt of becoming a nurse and having close friends and family. On days like today, I laugh wondering what that little girl would think of the woman she'd become — a mother, activist, and Member of Congress.
Today, I am proud to represent Missouri's First District in Congress. We've accomplished so much together in our first year in office. With your support, we introduced the Green New Deal for Cities to bring climate investments to local communities, the People's Response Act to transform our system of public safety, and the Keeping Renters Safe Act to give the Department of Health and Human Services the permanent authority to implement eviction moratoriums during public health crises.
But our work is far from over. There is still so much mobilizing we need to do to make progress on racial, economic, and environmental justice and represent folks who have been overlooked for far too long. That's why we've set a goal to raise $100,000 by tonight's end-of-year fundraising deadline.
If you're with me in this movement, will you chip in $5 or more right now to power our organizing so we can pass the change our communities need? Your donation will go directly to our re-election campaign and show potential opponents we're ready for anything that comes our way.
Chip in $5
The challenges we've faced this past year have shown us just how important it is we stay united in our work to save lives.
White supremacists attacked the Capitol in a deadly attempted coup. Republicans are attempting to ban abortion, and Roe v. Wade is in jeopardy in the Supreme Court. And still every day, people are struggling because they can't afford rent, food, or medicine, Black and brown people are dying at the hands of police, and the climate crisis continues to disproportionately harm Black, brown, Indigenous, and low-income communities.
The challenges we face are immense. But I know that when we work together, we have the power to move mountains.
That's why I must ask for your support again before tonight's final deadline of 2021. If it makes sense for you, will you please chip in any amount before midnight to help hit our $100,000 goal and start next year in a strong position?
Thank you for all of your support.
Your Congresswoman loves you,
Cori
