In the face of the five-alarm fire our democracy is facing, we must focus our energy on where we can make an impact. The Wisconsin state Supreme Court election on April 1 is our first opportunity to build opposition power, protect important rights, and send a clear message of resistance against the new administration. Donate here and learn more about the importance of the Wisconsin Supreme Court race here.
How to Donate
Donating is easy! We strongly recommend all our partner groups, and therefore suggest that you split your donation evenly among them.
Donate online
Early money makes the biggest difference. Evidence shows that donations made well before the height of the election cycle are the most impactful, so we encourage you to donate as much as you can right now (or set up monthly recurring donations).
Clicking on the “Donate” button will take you to an ActBlue page where you can give directly to our recommended partner groups. Under the tax code, these groups are allowed to engage in political activity. This means they can issue voter guides, lobby on behalf of their communities, and do other partisan work necessary for Democrats to win elections and build civic power. Donations to these groups are not tax deductible, which means that the groups tend to be underfunded, making our investments in them that much more impactful.
Donate by check or wire transfer
If you want to donate by check or wire transfer, please contact us for instructions on making those donations directly to our partner groups.
Make a tax-deductible donation
For people who want to make tax-deductible donations in addition to or instead of non-deductible donations, each of our partner groups has an affiliate that does important non-partisan work, like voter registration and general education about elections. Reasons for making a tax-deductible donation could include: taking advantage of an employer match fund; contributing via a donor-advised fund or charitable trust; or using a required mandatory distribution. Please contact us for instructions.
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