We fund our own politics

The HomestretchPledge.

My commitment to Black candidates before Election Day — November 3, 2026.

The primaries are done. The general is here. Between now and Election Day, every dollar is a door knocked, a ride to the polls, an ad answered. We don't wait to be funded. We fund our own.

Step 1 — Choose Your Pledge

The Souls to the Polls — $54A dollar for every mile from Selma to Montgomery.The entry point. One and done, or $27 twice. Everybody can find $54 for freedom.That's about $7 a week until Election Day.The Homestretch — $100Clean. Confident. No explanation needed.“I put $100 on the homestretch.” Say it, mean it, do it.That's $12.50 a week — less than lunch.The Precinct — $250Your money works the neighborhood while you're at work.Show up like an organizer. Cover your precinct.About $31 a week until November 3.The Firewall — $500They call us the firewall of democracy. Firewalls deserve funding.We don't just hold the line. We finance it.About $62 a week until Election Day.The General — $1,000+The general election — and moving like a general.For our leaders and our “I don't do small” people. Command the field.My Own Number — $______Tiers are floors, not ceilings.Name your commitment. We'll hold you to it — with love.

Step 2 — Set Your Giving Date

Late money is weak money. Campaigns need dollars in hand by mid-October to fund get-out-the-vote — not garnish on Election Night.

I'll give it all by October 15 (strongest impact)I'll split it — half now, half by October 15I'll give weekly until Election Day

Step 3 — Tell Us Where to Send the Roll Call

We'll send you the vetted candidate directory, giving links, and reminders to keep your pledge on track.

NameEmailCell for text remindersCity / State

Yes — count me in the number. I FUND BLACK.

Fund Black is a volunteer-run membership community. We do not accept, collect, or forward contributions. All contributions go directly to the candidates and committees you choose, through their own official platforms, subject to federal and state contribution limits. Pledges are personal commitments, not legally binding obligations.