Massachusetts Peace Action runs on your contributions!
As we reach MAPA’s 66th year of organizing, advocacy, and actions for a more just world, the MAPA community is stronger than ever!
With your support, MAPA has completed a year of intense efforts for peace and justice. We have established four priority campaigns:
- Gaza-Israel Peace Campaign
- Ukraine: A Time for Peace
- Twin Existential Threats of Nuclear War and Climate Change
- Fund the People, Not the Pentagon
We could not have done this without your membership, your volunteer time, and your donations!
You are helping to tackle urgent problems. Our militaristic foreign policy is destabilizing the world, and blocking our ability to cooperate in taking joint action on the climate emergency and the escalating dangers of nuclear war. At home, our society crumbles, as a dangerous movement threatens to derail our democracy.
BUT WE WON’T GO BACK!
WE DEMAND PEACE,
AND ECONOMIC, RACIAL, SOCIAL, JUSTICE!
That’s why we’re asking you to support our 2023 Fund Drive.
Our work is only possible with your active participation and continuing financial support! That’s why we are asking you to support our 2022 Fund Drive. You can also make a tax-deductible donation to our sister organization, Massachusetts Peace Action Education Fund.
Between our two organizations, Massachusetts Peace Action Education Fund, which accepts tax-deductible donations and uses them for educational purposes, and Massachusetts Peace Action, which engages in advocacy and political campaigns, we have a 2023 budget of $291,000. Of this we raised $141,788 in the first nine months of the year, leaving $150,000 as the goal of our Fall 2023 Fund Drive. We then raised $44,788 between October 1 and November 14, leaving $105,212 to raise in the last six weeks of 2023.
Donate today to Massachusetts Peace Action or make a tax-deductible donation to Massachusetts Peace Action Education Fund.
Over the long haul, the best way to give is to join the Partners in Peace program which spreads your donation over the year by paying a small amount each month or quarter, or the Education Fund’s Partners in Peace program.
