The next two weeks are a major window of opportunity to align our country’s resources with our people’s needs. We voted for equity and justice, and now is the time to hold Congress accountable to implement solutions at the scale necessary to tackle the country’s most urgent infrastructure problems while strengthening the care economy. We need your support in contacting your Senators today to tell them that you support the bipartisan infrastructure framework and a bold Budget Resolution that meets the urgency of this moment and addresses all of our needs.
People of faith are demanding a budget that meets the scope and scale of this historic moment. Now is the time to act to ensure our families and communities are included in the budget. It takes two minutes to email your elected officials with a pre-drafted message. Join us in asking Senators to support both the bi-partisan infrastructure framework and the proposed Senate Budget Resolution that includes:
This bill is being negotiated this week, and by using your voice now we can make a real difference. Please join us in urging Congress to prioritize getting desperately needed resources to our communities that need it most.
Thank you for taking action! In faith, |
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Friday, July 9, 2021
Tell the Senate: Prioritize our communities in the budget
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