help us meet our end-of-the-year fundraising goal!
No one can raise money for a cause better than those who devote their time and energy to actually doing the work and relate to the issue on a personal level.
This year, we need you — our biggest advocates, our loudest voices, our most committed — to help us meet the financial needs of Move to Amend.
Here are 2 ways to help:
1. Personal Fundraising Page: As a grassroots leader, you are the power behind this coalition, and we now invite your participation in launching our end-of-year peer-fundraising campaign.
Spread the word about MTA with your friends and family, by setting up a personal fundraising page! (Takes less than ten minutes.)
While traditional fundraising is top-down—often involving one central campaign that leaders of an organization broadcast throughout their channels—peer-to-peer fundraising focuses instead on one-to-one personal relationships and word of mouth. Actually, 92% of Americans trust friend referrals over any other form of marketing—meaning you, our supporters actually have WAY more influence over potential donors in your social circles than we do!
2. Make a contribution in someone else’s name. Not sure what to get someone? We’ve got you covered: a gift of justice, peace and a livable world — all achievable with the enactment of the We the People Amendment. Make a contribution in someone’s name to Move to Amend. For a minimum of $25, we’ll send the card below containing the message below. The deadline is December 17.
Season’s Greetings!
A donation has been made in your name to Move to Amend from .
This Winter Solstice we’re reminded that the light will always return and with it new possibilities for justice in all its forms, peace and a livable natural world.
All the best to you and yours.
Thank you for considering.
Solidarity!
Milly, Tara, Shelly, Jennie, George, Leila, Kaitlin, Joni, Jason Daniel, Saleem, Jessica, Alfonso, Greg
– Move to Amend National Team
p.s. Join MTA National Team members and supporters on a special Livestream program Friday, December 10 (Human Rights Day) at Noon PT / 3 pm ET. We’ll be on Facebook, YouTube and Twitter reporting on our work, sharing plans for 2022, and taking your questions and comments.