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Ways to Follow MVP
- Monthly Newsletter: Get key updates on our work, our local partners, and upcoming events & briefings. Sign up (check spam & promotion folders if you don’t see a confirmation!), and then forward each email to your network, along with a personal note.
- Social media: Follow on Facebook, Twitter, & Instagram, and share with your networks.
- Supporter Facebook Group: Get official MVP content you can easily share with your networks.
- MVP Blog: A one-stop shop of bite-sized new content, including strategy, political analysis, and stories from our grassroots partners.
- Upcoming Events: Our briefings and volunteer events are a perfect chance for folks in your network to learn about and support MVP.
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Core MVP Content
Current Priority
Our current priority is the April 4th Wisconsin Supreme Court race. Learn more & spread the word »
The MVP Model
- About MVP
- Why Donate Through MVP?
- Vetting Process
- State Tiers
- Target Funds
- MVP-Supported Groups
- Frequently Asked Questions
2023-2024 Strategy
Impact Reports
Videos
- “Why MVP” (11:50): An in-depth look at MVP’s strategy, approach, & impact.
- Intro: This is a Movement (02:10)
- Chapter 1: Why Donate Through MVP (02:08)
- Chapter 2: Swing States, Local Organizing (02:04)
- Chapter 3: Trusted Messengers Drive Turnout (01:35)
- Chapter 4: Building Power That Lasts (02:39)
- Chapter 5: Invest Early, Win Big (01:39)
- Chapter 6: Join the Movement (02:23)
- Playlist with full video + each chapter: Closed captioned or open captioned
- Downloadable video files (click “Download All” in the top right)
- Full MVP YouTube video library: Check out and use any and all videos found here.
Articles
Press
- Movement Voter Project: What Donors Need to Know – Blue Tent
- Why We Love the Movement Voter Project – Blue Tent
- How Georgia went blue – Washington Post
- Full MVP press round-up
Articles validating MVP’s Theory of Change
- To Make a Lasting Impact During the Biden Administration, Support Systems-Change Leaders – Inside Philanthropy
- To Save Democracy, Fund Organizing – Stanford Social Innovation Review
Talking points
- Working at the intersections of social movements, grassroots communities, and elections is the best way to ensure that we both win big and build long-term progressive power.
- Investing in grassroots organizing is the best way to impact elections. This is what MVP does.
- Youth and voters of color can swing the closest elections. MVP invests in these constituencies.
- Turnout increases most when voters hear from people they know. This is what MVP funds.
- Candidate campaigns end, win or lose. MVP partners build power year-round, year after year.
- With early funding, MVP partners can maximize their reach, voter turnout, and policy wins.
- MVP partners are organizing their communities. The best thing we can do is fund them.
What a donation provides
As you think about your donation, consider the impact of each dollar:
- $15,000 covers a 3-part training series MVP offers freely to each partner group.
- $5,000 covers base salary for a field organizer for 1 month of voter registration, turnout, etc.
- $2,500 can provide 2 laptops, helping organizers increase capacity and train others.
- $1,000 can send 20,000 texts reminding voters where to vote and what to bring.
- $500 can pay for an organizer to attend a skills training + follow-up coaching session.
- $250 can cover 6,000 reminder calls to folks who’ve volunteered to get out the vote.
Free MVP “Swag”
- Request MVP “Swag”: Request free MVP stickers, donor thank-you cards & envelopes, etc.