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5 THINGS YOU CAN DO RIGHT NOW!
FIVE ACTIONABLE STEPS anyone CAN TAKE TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE.
1. Contact your elected officials
Click here to find your nearest elected officials. Write them, call them, email them. If they don’t answer, leave a message. Tell them how you feel. Note: It is very important to stay calm and civil when interacting with elected officials. Be polite and do not threaten or insult them or their staff.
2. Support Businesses That Reflect Your Values
Support companies that stand up for freedom, democracy, and traditional American values. Find alternatives to companies that use censorship, fear, and manipulation. Many of these large corporations and social media platforms are shaping the future. Support what you would like to see more of in this world.
3. Civic Participation
A great way to come together and unify is to meet like-minded people in your community. Sometimes this means having to be brave and step outside of your comfort zone. Ask a friend to join you. Go to a city council meeting or a school board meeting in your area and express your opinion. Civic participation is necessary for a healthy democratic society.
4. Tell Us your Story
Over the past few years, everyone has been affected in some way by the pandemic, the mandates and lockdowns, and the incredible challenges due to crime, inflation, housing, and the overall cost of living. We want to hear your story. How has this affected you or your loved ones? By sharing your experiences you can help others to share theirs as well. We need to care for one another.
5. Donate
We are a very small team of volunteers and there are many critical things needed to grow and operate our business. Web hosting, video/sound equipment, software for editing and publishing, and print materials just to name a few. Your donations help us keep the lights on, provide alternative and independent sources of information, and fund investigative journalism.
