Your contribution — whether symbolic or substantial — supports a movement focused on people, not party structures. It helps build a campaign that operates with integrity, uses resources responsibly, and remains committed to open reporting.
Every dollar is used with purpose, updated publicly, and directed toward efforts that expand access, awareness, and civic engagement. Together, we’re not just funding a campaign — we’re investing in a more transparent and accountable democratic process.
There have been many ways to ask for donations. None that accomplishes it in such a different way as the different way we are attempting to right the wrongs of our political system.
The Time is Now
Listen—
The marble halls echo with empty promises,
While we stand here, calloused hands and weathered dreams,
Watching suits shuffle our futures like poker chips.
But tonight,
Tonight we write a different story.
Your five dollars is thunder.
Your ten dollars is lightning splitting the sky of complacency.
Every dollar you give becomes a voice
Rising from factory floors,
From kitchen tables where bills pile high,
From classrooms where teachers buy supplies
With their own grocery money.
They think we're sleeping,
Think we'll stay quiet while they feast
On our silence.
But we are the storm they never saw coming—
Teachers and truckers,
Nurses and neighbors,
Students and seniors,
All of us tired of being told
To wait our turn
While they cut in line.
Your donation isn't charity—
It's revolution wrapped in democracy,
It's hope with a return address,
It's us saying:
"We see you. We're coming. And we're bringing change."
The establishment-built walls.
We're bringing ladders.
Donate now.
Because together,
We are unstoppable.
The donation button is never my favorite part of a campaign website, and I didn’t want it to be the main focus here. The message of the people will always come first. But campaigns do require resources, and transparency matters. In past elections, major political parties have spent extraordinary amounts of money trying to reach voters. I believe Americans can’t be bought, and I’m committed to using every contribution responsibly and with clear reporting.
This is where we demonstrate something important — that everyday Americans can participate in shaping the future without relying on billion‑dollar budgets or special‑interest backing. Every contribution, no matter the amount, reflects a shared belief that civic participation still matters.
How your contribution works
All donations and required information are reported to the Federal Election Commission (FEC) as federal law requires. Each household member must provide their own name and information for compliance, even when using a shared payment method. If you haven’t reached your individual limit and wish to contribute again, you may repeat the process.
I will update the website regularly to show how funds are being used — from petition efforts to community outreach to ballot‑access requirements.
Contribution Limits
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Individual donors: $3,300 per election. After your state’s primary, you may contribute up to the limit again, even if an independent candidate is not on the primary ballot.
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Cash contributions: Limited to $100 or less. (Name and address still required.) Online or check donations are preferred for accurate reporting.
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Foreign nationals: Not permitted to contribute to U.S. federal campaigns.
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Corporations/Unions: Cannot make direct contributions.
Required Disclosure Information
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Under $200: Name and address
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$200 or more: Name, full street address, occupation, and employer (or “retired,” “self‑employed,” “unemployed,” or “student,” as applicable)
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All information: Used solely for FEC compliance
Important Notes
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Contributions are not tax‑deductible
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Funds cannot be accepted from foreign nationals or foreign entities
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Corporate credit cards cannot be used for personal political contributions
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By contributing, you confirm you are a U.S. citizen or lawfully admitted permanent resident
Why your contribution matters
It would show that Americans are willing to support efforts that prioritize transparency, accountability, and genuine representation. If every person who believes change is needed contributed even a single dollar, it would show that Americans are willing to support a different kind of participation — one built on transparency, accountability, and real representation, not political machinery
Make Your Dollars Count: Show the World What We Can Do!!
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