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Advocacy Center

Your voice. Your power.

Use Foundation-built issue guides, call scripts, public funding context, and direct social actions to make a specific, informed ask.

Foundation Advocacy Tools

Move from concern to a specific action.

Call

Personalized scripts

Edit, copy, and use a constituent call script.

Post

Social actions

Open prewritten X/Twitter actions for named lawmakers.

Verify

Funding records

Review the methodology and date attached to public figures.

Learn

Issue guides

Read the Foundation's policy context before taking action.

Published Campaigns

Additional actions from the Foundation.

Explore additional calls to action with a named issue, target, message, and participation path.

Find Your Representatives

Know who represents you.

Enter your ZIP code to find representative information, then confirm current officeholders and contact details on official government websites.

Find Your Representatives

Enter your zip code to find and contact your elected officials

How it works

Making advocacy easy.

1

Choose an Issue

Review a Foundation campaign or action toolkit.

2

Find Your Reps

Enter your ZIP code to find your U.S. Senators and House representative.

3

Take Action

Use our pre-written templates to send emails, make calls, or write letters.

Why it matters

Every voice counts.

A useful constituent message names the specific policy, explains why it matters locally, and asks the official to take a clear action.

The Foundation's tools help advocates understand the issue, add a personal story, place a call, and share a direct message in their own voice.

Be specific

Name the vote, policy, funding decision, or public commitment you are requesting.

Follow up

Record the response, share it with your coalition, and ask again when the issue reaches a decision point.

“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has.”

- Margaret Mead