As you probably know, I run Minnesota’s largest and most effective conservative organization, Center of the American Experiment. We are now well into the fourth quarter, and fundraising is my main activity. Every year, Minnesota’s charities collaborate on Give to the Max Day, when citizens are encouraged to support their favorite non-profits. It has turned into a pretty big deal and a good fundraising opportunity, and it is coming up tomorrow. You can give here.
This year, donations to American Experiment are being matched up to $60,000. So whatever you give, until we reach that limit, will be doubled. American Experiment is a great organization, badly needed by Minnesota and other states as well–North Dakota, where we have a full operation; Wisconsin, Iowa, and South Dakota, where we put on events; 12 more states where we have used our nation-leading energy expertise to oppose “green” power projects; and the nation as a whole, since we contributed to blocking the original Build Back Better bill from passing the Senate, and we have been hired by a state to file public comments on two aspects of the Biden Administration EPA’s proposed power plant emission regulations, which we have evaluated for reliability. Our staff accomplishes a great deal with very limited resources.
So: Give to the Max Day is tomorrow. If you would like to help us, any donation between now and midnight tomorrow will be doubled, up to $60,000. You can donate here. This is an email that we sent out to our email audience yesterday. It tells about some of our recent achievements and answers questions about, e.g., tax deductibility.
Please do give if you are able. We are fighting hard and effectively to make our state a better place, and we really do need your help. You can donate, and take advantage of the match, here.
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