The security system is still working throughout the building and the 900 conference room is still being monitored. Nevertheless, please be careful and watch your step. There is serious buckling of the floor underneath the TV, so I have placed a coffee table over it to avoid people tripping on the buckling.
The building is structurally sound and the conference room is usable. We have a lot of work to do in Kentucky and it feels good to know that were doing it together.īen (now donate and ask others to donate!) I have joked on Twitter that when I tell my friends what this fundraising “bencentive” is they have called it “ reprehensible” and “ a thought crime.” They’re not wrong, but you have to get the "prize." Here's a sneak peak. Please consider donating $25 (or more!) between 9:00 AM and 9:00 PM TODAY by following this link:Įvery person who donates through my fundraising page will receive a thank you “gift” for donating. A similar program went into effect earlier this summer in Arkansas and thousands of people are losing Medicaid coverage there each month-12,300 total so far.) That would be huge for this tiny but mighty nonprofit! (KEJC is currently suing the Trump Administration to prevent Matt Bevin from imposing costly and unnecessary reporting requirements on Kentucky’s Medicaid program. I’m asking you to donate $25 or more today because the organization in central Kentucky that gets the most individuals to donate $25 or more between 9 AM and 9 PM today will win $20,000. They represent immigrants, low income Kentuckians, Medicaid recipients, workers, and consumers in courts across the Commonwealth and lobby for vulnerable Kentuckians in Frankfort. Kentucky Equal Justice Center is a nonprofit law firm in advocacy organization in Kentucky. Here are the words you can copy and paste into an email or text message or post on social media: If you wanted to donate, too, that would-of course-be awesome. I am asking you to reach out personally to two or three friends: tell them about KEJC, our important work, and the opportunity to add $20,000 to our donations TODAY. That’s why I'm asking for your help to make it happen. Today (Thursday), the Bluegrass Community Foundation will be donating $20,000 to the organization that gets the most individual donations of $25 or more between 9 AM and 9 PM. I wouldn't have thought this at the beginning of the challenge, but seeing the support we have received so far makes me believe we have a real shot at winning this $20,000. (I have been meaning to email for a while and will write more about KEJC soon.)
Because you care about the law and-more broadly-justice (and likely agree with me on some important issues), I'm hoping you'll help my employer-the Kentucky Equal Justice Center-win $20,000 in challenge grant money today.
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