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For Our Future invests year-round in well-trained community organizers and canvassers, building lasting capacity in battleground states and districts, and scaling when and where the need is greatest. Guided by boards that include representatives of AFSCME, AFT, NEA, and SEIU, our structure allows us to move quickly, adapt to changing conditions, and ensure every dollar raised goes straight into the organizing programs that deliver results. We reach voters where they are, having real conversations online and at the door. From there, we help people take deeper action: recruiting friends, volunteering, and leading local teams. Because in non-election years we focus on issues and policy, strengthen our capacity, earn community trust, and refine our strategies, we are uniquely positioned to grow in election years.

Our model allows us to scale quickly, adjust targets as priorities shift, train state teams effectively, and deliver measurable results. When national campaigns need trusted capacity, they turn to us. This has enabled us to win local, state, and federal elections, advance and counter ballot measures, and implement policies that make a difference.

For Our Future’s charitable and educational programs are conducted by the separate 501(c)(3) For Our Future Education Fund, which undertakes important community and nonpartisan initiatives and can accept tax-deductible donations.

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For Our Future.

For Our Future includes a 501(c)(4) advocacy organization (For Our Future Action Fund) and a federal super PAC (For Our Future) that empower people in battleground states and districts to organize their communities, build progressive power, and fight for a government that works for everyone.

We use proven and innovative strategies—testing and analyzing data every election cycle—to help people persuade and mobilize their friends and neighbors, driving participation in every election.

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We organize and meet people where they are in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin—but you can take action from anywhere.

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