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So proud to see Amy Rowland and all the members of One State at a Time, a @FutureNowUSA Giving Circle, featured in the opener of this story on the power of collective giving. Want to make an impact on state elections? Read on. (Thread.)https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/17/business/giving-circles-nonprofits-political-campaigns.html …
As the @nytimes so aptly puts it, "States are most directly responsible for education, health care & many other issues that affect people’s daily lives, so getting preferred candidates into local legislatures is critical." (Guess who also knows that? The Kochs.) #WhyStatesMatter
"Ms. Rowland, a New York lawyer, had contributed to political campaigns before, usually by writing a check. But this year, when politics had energized the country, she formed a giving circle that chose to focus on #Michigan." That giving circle is here: https://www.futurenow.org/givingcircle/one-state-at-a-time …
"While similar to #crowdfunding, in which hundreds or thousands of people come together to donate to a cause, #givingcircles allow dozens to pool dollars to donate to charities, nonprofits and political campaigns agreed on by the group." #GivingTuesday to help the country, guys.
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