On Our Own Terms: Become a Sustaining Member of SFA today!
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"Becoming a
sustainer is one of the easiest and
most direct ways to enable this important work to continue on its own
terms."
-Sean, former SFA staff member
“I see something special when I see SFA in
action. It gives me hope that this world will be a better place, and I
see us transforming it little by little, one corporate giant after
another."- Juan, SFA member
How much do you spend every week on coffee or beer? Every month?
How much do you spend when you go to the movies?
What if, for a fraction of what you might spend on those items, you
could make a monthly contribution to help the Student/Farmworker
Alliance
— one of today's most dynamic youth and student movements fighting for
economic justice — achieve new victories and climb new heights as we
work to transform our food system (and build a base of stable,
independent, no-strings-attached, grassroots funding in the process)?
As a SFA Sustaining
Member, a small monthly contribution of your
choice
($5, $10...) will automatically and securely be deducted from your
bank or credit account to help our movement grow. We've
set a very lofty goal -- to sign up enough Sustaining Members so that
SFA earns at least $1,000/month, nearly covering an entire SFA staff
member's salary and allowing us to divert that money to our exciting
organizing work -- and we'll only reach it with all of your support!
And, as if helping to
build a national student/youth movement and securing
human rights and dignified wages for farmworkers wasn't enough, we
have some exciting incentives and goodies in store for Sustainers:
check out the details at http://sfalliance.org/sustainergoods.html,
where you will also find talking points and info to help you recruit
other Sustainers.
On the eve of our 5th-annual
Encuentro and a season of intense organizing and action around the Dine with Dignity
campaign, our movement is stronger than ever. It also needs
your
support more than ever.
We all know that money is tight in these tough economic times, but with
just a small contribution, you (and your friends, family members, and
co-workers) can strengthen our movement as we continue to fight for
fair food, dignity, and respect!
In Solidarity,
The Immokaklee crew & 2009 SFA Steering Committee