Dear {name},

Time flies, and this month has been no exception. Today is the final day of our annual fundraiser, and for those who have been thinking about it, now is a great time to click the link and join the many who have already decided to support our work.

Your donations go a long way in sustaining our policy, activism, and litigation efforts. Twice a month, our newsletter goes out to more than 60,000 subscribers, and our social media keeps the country engaged on issues such as employment visas. Our @ustechworkers X page, for instance, logged more than 14 million impressions over the last 12 months, and our Substack is a favorite read among policymakers and lawmakers.

This year, we provided valuable insights to agency heads by commenting on three (soon to be four) proposed rule changes. We have active END STEM OPT petitions in 14 states and will present them to each state's congressional delegation early in the next Congress.

We also visited the campuses of Georgia Tech, Clemson, Boston University, Wayne State, and Michigan State, and we addressed the Pennsylvania Collegiate Leadership Conference to discuss the harm employment visas are doing to our recent graduates.

Day in and day out, we work to counter, and at times prevail against, globalist forces that undermine the interests of American workers and put America last. That work has a cost.

So this year, as in years past, I am asking you to donate and to encourage your family, friends, and colleagues to donate as well. If your circumstances allow, please talk to me about legacy giving.

For those who can't give $100 or more right now, you can start today with a sustaining membership of just $20 a month, about the price of one cup of coffee a week.

I promise two things: we will keep doing the work that has made us the tip of the spear of this movement, and every dollar you give will go directly into the fight.

Onward,

Kevin Lynn

Executive Director, Institute for Sound Public Policy

Founder, U.S. Tech Workers