It’s official, team — we’re opening a campaign headquarters right here in Duluth! Rush $25 right now to help us fill our office with all the essential supplies >>> [link removed]
DONATE → [link removed]
Usually on a campaign, opening office headquarters is one of the first things you do, but between very careful budgeting and COVID, we had to wait quite a bit longer than usual.
Now that we finally have all the proper safety measures in place, we’re thrilled to share with you that we’re officially opening Team Bourdeaux’s 2022 Campaign Headquarters.
Here’s what we have: two chairs, four staffers, and an empty space.
Here’s what we need: well, pretty much everything.
We could really use your help.
If you’ve saved your payment information with ActBlue Express, your donation will go through immediately:
Donate $5 to fund a pack of pens → [[link removed]]
Donate $25 to fund a ream of paper → [[link removed]]
Donate $100 to help us get some office furniture → [[link removed]?
express_lane=true&amount=100]
Donate $250 so we can buy a printer → [[link removed]]
Donate any other amount to help us open our new office → [[link removed]]
Thanks so much, we can’t wait for you to see the place.
Caitlin Rueden
Finance Director
Carolyn Bourdeaux is a working mom and the smart, experienced leader we need now more than ever. She's fighting to expand affordable health care, build back our economy by putting working people first, and make Congress work for us again — not special interests.
Carolyn is not taking a dime of corporate PAC money — so every donation you're able to contribute goes even further with our grassroots campaign to re-elect Carolyn.
Donate Now » [[link removed]]
Learn more at: carolyn4congress.com [[link removed]]
Follow along:
Facebook [[link removed]]
Twitter [[link removed]]
Instagram [[link removed]]
PAID FOR BY CAROLYN FOR CONGRESS
CAROLYN FOR CONGRESS PO Box 301, Suwanee, GA 30024
If you believe you received this message in error or wish to no longer receive email from us, please unsubscribe: [link removed] .
