John, 

In 2025, the administration eliminated the CDC's Office on Smoking and Health, which has played a critical role in the nation's fight against tobacco-related disease and death. We fought back. And this week, we achieved a major victory.

Congress stepped up and continued funding for the CDC's lifesaving tobacco prevention and cessation program.

This victory wouldn't have been possible without advocates like you who took action and made your voices heard!

With your support, the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids:

• Generated nearly 86,000 emails from constituents to key members of Congress urging support for this program.
• Ran ads and generated media coverage nationwide about the devastating impact of the proposed cuts.
• Rallied a coalition of over 100 organizations to contact the administration and Congress.
• Supported litigation to block harmful and illegal administration actions.

We should take a moment to celebrate this critical win – but also acknowledge that the fight is not over. 

Now, our work begins to ensure the administration follows the law and uses this money as directed – to protect kids and save lives. You can help us by making a contribution today:

Thank you for standing with us,