Mamas across the U.S. are doing the best they can to provide a safe and hopeful future for their children. They deserve the best care. This Mother's Day, your Members of Congress have the power to ensure moms have what they need to thrive. Join us in asking for permanent protections for mamas.
Scripture tells us that we are to honor God’s co-creators, reminding us to “Give her the reward she has earned. Let everything she has done bring praise to her at the city gate” (Prov 31:31). As people of faith, the mandate is clear: mothers deserve more than flowers, they deserve life. We see you, mama, breaking generational cycles so that your daughters can thrive. We see you, mamita, working hard so that your child can have new soccer shoes this season. You deserve to be acknowledged and celebrated today and every day. That’s why this Mother’s Day we are asking Congress to gift mamas six lasting protections that will uplift their quality of life. Here’s what are asking for:
Would you demand the gift of lasting protection with us?
Together, Sandy
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Wednesday, May 3, 2023
SojoAction Alert - This Mother’s Day Give a Gift that Lasts
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