SAVE For All

For generations, major problems have been ignored in communities across the country―from hunger to childhood poverty to housing to racial injustice and more. Now, we have an opportunity to deliver real results to millions of people with low and middle-incomes: to make sure we all share in the economic recovery we badly need.

Strengthening America’s Values and Economy (SAVE) for All is a coalition of thousands of national, state, and local organizations working to protect important services from harmful federal budget cuts and to save the federal capacity to spur economic recovery and progress for the benefit of all. The signers of the SAVE for All statement of principles are a broad coalition of advocacy groups, service providers, faith-based organizations, policy experts, labor, and civil rights groups.

The SAVE for All campaign develops materials that make the case for the involvement of federal resources, engage grassroots advocates, employ media strategies and contact members of Congress with messages consistent with the campaign’s four principles:

SAVE for ALL

Join us!

We’re building a broad campaign, powered by groups and individuals across the country. And we need your help.

Can you get your organization to sign on to fight for economic, racial, and social justice? Click here to lend your organization’s name in support of our SAVE for All agenda or share this with the board, executive director or owner. We need organizations and businesses in all 50 states!

If you don’t belong to or represent an organization or business, that’s OK. We also need tens of thousands of people in all 50 states to sign-on in support.

Click here to read the full 2021 SAVE for All statement of principles.

The COVID pandemic laid bare the ways our country has failed to support opportunities and provide protections for all. Racial disparities in deaths and economic devastation stand as an undeniable testament to persistent and historic racial discrimination, structural inequities in access to health care, narrow work opportunities, and housing disparities experienced by people of color and women.

Our nation’s progress depends on equal rights and opportunities for all.

We have a once-in-a-generation chance for Congress to pass a transformational economic recovery package that invests in our future and advances our shared priorities. And we can make these critical changes by finally making the rich and corporations pay their fair share in taxes.