Do This: Another Step to Reclaiming Democracy

Jul 9, 2026 | Easy A

We spent America’s 250th looking forward to the future with Heather Cox Richardson, and hundreds of you made the patriotic commitment to reclaim our democracy from extremists in the 2026 midterm elections.

Red Wine & Blue offers so many ways to get involved – from virtual events to house parties to local groups to sharing on social media – and we support our members through it all.

But we know that not everyone has the free time to commit to these activities, so here’s one more way you can take action today – donate to support the work of the Red Wine & Blue community!

We set an ambitious goal of $25,000 during America’s 250th to support our organizing for the midterm elections.

Our regional organizers are already holding events to prepare for the midterms, our RWB Network Groups are already supporting local candidates, and our members are already reaching out to their friends and family to talk about voting.

This is exactly the kind of real community building that terrifies – and defeats – extremists, and $25,000 will help us do even more!

Whether you can give $2.50 or $250, your gift will help us reclaim our democracy starting this November. We’re halfway to our goal. Earn your Easy A today by helping us power us across the finish line.

Thanks for being with us!

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