SVT Soupscription to Support Sister District's State Bridges Partners!
Southern Vermont Sister District Soupscription
We're not done yet! We are continuing our work to support strategic state legislator races in the coming years. We must keep fighting back and build progressive power in state legislatures to defend against dangerous federal legislation coming down around everything from reproductive rights to voting rights, healthcare to gun control. The Southern Vermont Sister District team has raised over $100,000 since we started our efforts in 2016. That's a lot of support from our corner of this small but brave state!
By subscribing to our Sister District Soupscription you will receive delicious, monthly, homemade soup selections from February through May and be making a contribution to our continuing efforts to support progressive candidates in key races. Your soupscription fees will go directly to the Sister District Advocacy Network's State Bridges Program, aiding grassroots organizations on the ground.
For a half soup subscription (1 quart/month), please select the $50 donation option in the "Total Contribution" section.
For a full subscription (2 quarts/month), please select the $100 donation option in the "Total Contribution" section.
What is the State Bridges Event Program?
The State Bridges program connects Sister District volunteers across the country with community-based organizations to provide an extra fundraising boost.
Long-term community-based organizing, often led by people of color, is critical to the foundational work of education, building trust, awareness, and participation within communities—ensuring that people feel empowered and informed to take part in civic life over time. The State Bridges program creates a way for teams and affiliates to fundraise for select partner organizations doing this work in our 2025 and 2026 target states.
This page splits your donation among these incredible organizations.
We The People Michigan is an organization that works to build and strengthen multi-racial, working-class community organizing infrastructure across Michigan in order to build shared vision for our state and work toward governing power.
Mothering Justice is a grassroots organization that empowers mothers through leadership development, voter empowerment, and family-friendly advocacy. Mothering Justice works to change the future of families in Michigan for the better.
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