Lobbyists for the people

Because corporations and special interest groups should not be the only ones with a lobbyist

How it Works

Our crowdfunding platform lets everyday people lobby Congress

Start a campaign about an issue you care about

Help the campaign reach its $5,000 original goal

When the goal is reached, we start lobbying for you

People crowdfund to hire a lobbyists to lobby Congress on their behalf

Continue to raise money until the issue is passed

Current Lobbying Campaigns

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Animal Agriculture

We're lobbying to help farmers move from animal agriculture to plant-based agriculture

We lobby Congress to pomote peace and diplomacy while two young boys stand in front of a wall

Promoting Peace

We're lobbying to increase funding for the United States Institute of Peace

Gun Violence

We're lobbying to pass legislation that will reduce gun violence and mass shootings

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Why Lobbyists?

Boots on the ground lobbying is the most effective way to influence legislation in D.C., but everyday citizens do not have the same access to lobbyists as large corporations and special interest groups.

With our crowdfunding platform, you can level the playing field and get lobbyists working for you.

Start a Campaign

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Be Smarter

Creating change is hard! If you want better results, you have to be smarter and more strategic when reaching out to influence your elected officials.

Visit our Knowledge Center to learn the best ways to contact Congress, how lobbying works, why you should hire a lobbyist, and what you can do to make sure your voice is being heard in Congress.

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Not all lobbyists are alike...

Lobbyists 4 Good

We care about people and their communities

We uphold the strictest ethical standards

We charge a reasonable rate for our work

We do not contribute to political campaigns or Political Action Committees (PACs)

Corporate Lobbyists

They work to protect their client's bottom line

They push the limits of the law to gain an edge

They charge their clients thousands per hour

They gain access to politicians through political donations and fundraisers

Learn more About Us

Our work has been featured in:

Crowdfunded lobbying outfit tries a new model

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