john, in a moment, we're going to ask you to consider chipping in $5, or anything you can, to support Kim and ensure this campaign stays in fighting shape. But first, let us explain why we're asking:

When Kim decided to become a doctor, it wasn't because it was an easy path—it was because she felt a deep calling to help people.

She chose pediatrics for a reason. Kim knew that if you give kids a strong, healthy foundation, you set them up for a lifetime of opportunity.

Parents came to her during their most anxious moments: Worried about fevers, struggling with questions about vaccines, or looking for guidance on how to raise healthy kids in an uncertain world.

Kim listened, gave reassurance, and always took the time to talk through any questions and offer her patients the care and respect they deserved. That's why families trusted her, because they knew she would put in the work every single time. But there came a moment when Kim realized her patients needed her in a different way.

When politicians threatened to take away healthcare protections for millions of Americans, including children and people with pre-existing conditions like Kim herself, she knew she couldn't stand by and watch as American families struggled. She made another choice to serve and left the exam room she loved to step into a new kind of service: Running for Congress.

And just like she did in medicine, Kim started by listening. She knocked on doors, sat down with neighbors, and had honest conversations about what families in Washington's 8th District were really facing. From the rising cost of living and the strain of medical bills to the fear of losing hard-won protections like reproductive care, Kim promised to fight for the best interests of the American people, and she's been delivering on that promise ever since in the House.

Kim knows that leadership isn't about headlines or grandstanding—it's about showing up, listening, and doing the hard work to make people's lives better. That's the kind of leader Kim is, and that's the kind of leadership we need now in the face of unrelenting attacks against essential American freedoms.

But the truth is, Kim is one of the most vulnerable members of Congress. Special interests and extremists are already targeting this district, because they know how much is at stake. If you believe in leaders who answer the call to serve, not for themselves, but for their communities, then we need you with us. Can you chip in today to help Kim keep fighting for Washington families in Congress?

Thank you,

Team Schrier