a Call is allways better, however you can also Write to your Representative and Senators.
I have never called my Representative before. What should I say?
Senator/Representative John Doe,
Thank you for standing with Ukraine and your help with passing the supplemental bill for Ukraine!
The current situation is the Ukraine frontlines are being pounded by an overwhelming quantity of the Russian glide bombs. They are inexpensive precision munitions, up to seven thousands pounds in caliber. Russia launches a hundred of them every day, destroying fortifications, killing soldiers and causing cancaution to the personnel outside of the immediate blast radius, thousands of feet away from the impact location. As a result, Ukrainian frontlines slowly crawl back, losing the territory to the invaders. If this situation is not immediately remediated, the Ukrainian frontlines will eventually collapse.
One of the ways to stop these attacks is by means of air defense systems, able to take down Russian bombers that deploy the glide bombs about 70 km away from the frontlines. I ask you to reachout to the administration and implore them to immediately provide Ukraine with Patriot Air Defense Systems and missiles in sufficient quantities.
Thank you for representing my interests and supporting our National Security needs.
I am ready for advanced phone calls and advocacy. How can get more involved in advocacy for Ukraine?
We always look for people ready to do more, advocating for Ukraine! Please email us at contact@ProtectUkraineNOW.org and thank you!
How to spread this message?
Ask Your colleagues, friends and relatives directly over the phone for the highest chance to convert into a phone call to Congresspeople.
Ask your social media followers to engage in #Call4Ukraine challenge.
If you are an Organization, consider using mailing lists to reach out to your members and subscribers with the message.
How is that going to affect my 501(c)3 org?
A 501(c)(3) organization may engage in some lobbying, but too much lobbying activity risks loss of tax-exempt status. Read more. Please talk to an attorney for professional advice.