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Organizations focused on Rural communities.

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Backroads PAC From their website:

"Living in rural America requires some grit, some tenacity, and an understanding in the value of community. Running for public office in rural America takes a tremendous amount of all three. So, our mission is simple: build a community to ensure rural Democrats never travel the path to victory alone."

"Democrats in rural areas have been left behind for decades--lacking in infrastructure, organization, and resources. Our top priority is to help fill that gap by partnering, endorsing and helping to fund Democratic candidates running for Federal office."

Learn more here: BackroadsPAC.com


Dirt Road Dems PAC From their website:

"During his time as Chair of the South Carolina Democratic Party and his campaign for U.S. Senate, Jaime Harrison met countless voters who felt left behind by our current political system, voters who waited at the end of dirt roads for their voices to be heard or for candidates to make them feel valued. After his Senate race, Jaime founded Dirt Road Democrats PAC to invest in areas that are too often overlooked and to speak to voters that we have written off as lost causes. While Jaime is now serving as DNC Chair and has no role in the operation of Dirt Road Democrats PAC, our work to accomplish the vision is only growing."

Learn more here: DirtRoadDems.com


E Pluribus Unum Fund From their website:

"Our founding national motto translates to 'out of many, one.' It is a statement about our diversity, our connectedness, and our interdependence. Although our nation continues to make progress on race, we have also allowed ourselves to be divided by anger, hate, and fear. That has come at a deep cost for all of us.

We cannot break down the barriers of race and class as a divided nation. We can only fulfill America's promise of justice and opportunity if we are united. This work begins in the South, where we have seen the darkest side of America's history.

E Pluribus Unum was formed in 2018 with the premise that we must confront the issue of race head-on if we are to move forward. EPU's mission is to build a more just, equitable, and inclusive South, uprooting barriers that have long divided the region by race and class. We believe our cities and towns will only thrive if they find a way to unite around a common purpose."

Learn more here: UnumFund.org


Federal Office of Rural Health Policy From their website:

"The Federal Office of Rural Health Policy (FORHP) administers grant programs designed to build health care capacity at both the local and state levels. We also coordinate activities related to rural health care within the Department of Health and Human Services and have the department-wide responsibility for analyzing the possible effects of policy on residents of rural communities."

Learn more here: hrsa.gov/rural-health


Loud Light From their website:

"Loud Light engages, educates, and empowers individuals from underrepresented populations to build community power that has an impact on decision makers.

We're Transforming Kansas: voter registration, informative videos, coalition building, civic engagement, youth voter turnout."

Learn more here: LoudLight.org


National Rural Health Association From their website:

"All people, regardless of age or disability, should be able to live independently and participate fully in their communities. Every person should have the right to make choices and to control the decisions in and about their lives. This right to self-determination includes decisions about their homes and work, as well as all the other daily choices most adults make without a second thought."

Learn more here: ACL.gov


No Dem Left Behind From their website:

"No Dem Left Behind is introducing a model of orchestrating local initiatives to boost turnout, converting persuadable voters, registering new voters and leading with issues to defeat political polarization and increase margins across rural America.

We are partnering with local organizations to empower community leaders on their own turf. Facilitating critical, down-ballot victories across the country that will improve top-ticket results in a coordinated, national strategy."

Learn more here: NoDemLeftBehind.com


People's Action (Rural and Small-Town Organizing) From their website:

"We see the potential that exists in our communities, and it's time for candidates for every level of office to see it too. But a quick campaign stop or scenic rural photo-op is not enough to meet the moment rural communities and small towns face – and neither is promising a return to the pre-pandemic status quo. Rural communities need candidates who will work with us on a new approach, based on our vision for what our communities can be: anchored by thriving small towns with diversified economies, strong safety nets that meet people's needs, a family farm food system, a plan to rapidly transition to a renewable energy future and a jobs guarantee that invests in us to rebuild our communities and take care of each other."

Learn more here: PeoplesAction.org/rural


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