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Hi John,

Recently, I spoke with a supporter who has been in touch with me for about a year. They support everything that I believe in, everything our campaign stands for, including my background in sex work. But they refuse to give to our campaign.

Why? Because they’re afraid to put their name on our donor list and risk any kickback for being associated with such a controversial candidate. 

John, I’ve risked it all to be involved in politics.

I left my stable job and put my whole life story out there in the public eye for scrutiny and judgement.

I’m putting some of my own resources into this campaign, which is pushing off my personal plans for paying off student loans, buying a house, having children, etc. I’m doing this for our movement because I believe a better world is possible.

As City Controller, I can move us towards that better world faster. I have the courage to run against the machine; I have the courage to put myself out there. I don’t have the resources to fund this entire campaign. 

I need you. I need your courage. Will you give a contribution to our campaign today?

In Solidarity,

Alexandra Hunt

Candidate for Philly City Controller

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Alexandra Hunt is a public health researcher, a girls’ soccer coach, an advocate for social, racial, economic, and environmental justice, and a community organizer. 

She's the daughter of two teachers and a sister to a twin brother with a learning disability. Seeing the systemic obstacles her brother faced inspired Alexandra to become an advocate and challenge barriers on the basis of race, gender, class, and ability.

Now, Alexandra's running to be the Philly's next City Controller because the people in Philly work too hard for too little. And right now, line items in budgets create lines for food and health care. It's time to elect a City Controller who is going to prioritize the needs of the communities Philly's money comes from.

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