Lobbyists for the people

Because corporations and special interest groups should not be the only ones that have lobbyists

Trending Campaigns

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Coronavirus Recovery

Prioritize public health over economic recovery in the US

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Background Checks

Pass background check legislation (H.R. 8 and H.R. 1112)

Justice in Policing Act

Pass the Justice in Policing Act to increase police accountability

On average, every $100 raised results in an hour of lobbying.

Our Lobbying Successes

Increased funding for the US Institute of Peace by $7.5 million to expand their work in Iraq

Lobbying Congress for a program to help willing farmers transition away from animal agriculture

Drafted a resolution that will end protection for perpetrators of an ethnic cleansing campaign

Why Lobbyists?

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

Our campaigns are started by individuals and raise money to lobby for causes important to the people.

Explore our Campaigns

What do our lobbyists do?

Research legislation and craft strategy

Build connections with lawmakers and staff

Meet one-on-one with elected officials

Establish useful partnerships and join coalitions

Start a Campaign

Be Smarter

Creating change is hard! We have to be smarter when trying to influence our elected officials.

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

Visit our Knowledge Center

Lobbyists for the people

Because corporations and special interest groups should not be the only ones that have lobbyists

Trending Campaigns

Coronavirus Recovery

Background Checks

Justice in Policing Act

On average, every $100 raised results in an hour of lobbying.

Our Lobbying Successes

Increased funding for the US Institute of Peace by $7.5 million to expand their work in Iraq

Lobbying Congress for a program to help willing farmers transition away from animal agriculture

Drafted a resolution that will end protection for perpetrators of an ethnic cleansing campaign

Why Lobbyists?

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

Our campaigns are started by individuals and raise money to lobby for causes important to the people.

What do our lobbyists do?

Research legislation and craft strategy

Build connections with lawmakers and staff

Meet one-on-one with elected officials

Establish useful partnerships and join coalitions

Be Smarter

Creating change is hard! We have to be smarter when trying to influence our elected officials.

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

And remember, not all lobbyists are alike...

Lobbyists 4 Good

We care about people and our 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

Did you see our segment on VICE News?

Lobbyists for the people

Because corporations and special interest groups should not be the only ones that have lobbyists

Trending Campaigns

Justice in Policing Act

On average, every $100 raised results in an hour of lobbying.

Our Lobbying Successes

Why Lobbyists?

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

Our campaigns are started by individuals and raise money to lobby for causes important to the people.

What do our lobbyists do?

Research legislation and craft strategy

Build connections with lawmakers and staff

Meet one-on-one with elected officials

Establish useful partnerships and join coalitions

Be Smarter

Creating change is hard! We have to be smarter when trying to influence our elected officials.

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

And remember, not all lobbyists are alike...

Lobbyists 4 Good

We care about people and our 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

Did you see our segment on VICE News?