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The good news is that the NRA is falling behind in fundraising. But we cannot rest just yet. 2x Matc

The good news is that the NRA is falling behind in fundraising. But we cannot rest just yet. [–]( 2x Match Active: Double Your Impact All online donations made to Everytown for Gun Safety will be matched 2x, up to $75,000, before September 30th at 11:59 PM ET. Everytown and Moms Demand Action are leading the fight against the gun lobby's dangerous agenda, working every day to save lives. Donate now to make twice the difference in the fight for gun safety. [Donate to the Everytown Action Fund today ]( We have good news and bad news, Friend. The good news is that the NRA's Political Victory Fund—the elections arm of the NRA—just disclosed its numbers. August was its lowest fundraising month of the year by far. The bad news is that in recent polling, NRA-backed candidates are pulling ahead of Gun Sense Candidates in races across the country and are threatening to dismantle all the legislative progress we've made to end gun violence. With your help, our grassroots movement—led by Moms Demand Action and Students Demand Action volunteers across all fifty states and D.C.—can stop the NRA's guns everywhere agenda, their A+ rating candidates from getting elected, and advocate for common sense gun laws. [Help fuel our work to stop the NRA in its tracks and to do everything we can to end gun violence nationwide by donating generously to the Everytown Action Fund and your gift will be matched, up to $75,000—but only until midnight on September 30th!]( [MATCH MY DONATION]( We appreciate your support today with just 41 days left to go until Election Day. –Everytown for Gun Safety Together, we are taking on gun extremism and fighting for life-saving gun safety laws. We depend on contributions from supporters like you to power our movement for a future free from gun violence. Contributions to Everytown for Gun Safety Action Fund are not tax-deductible as a charitable contribution or as a business expense under IRC Section 162(e). A gift may qualify you for annual membership in the Action Fund. If you are interested in other ways to give, including making a tax-deductible gift to the Everytown for Gun Safety Support Fund, please click to [learn more]( or call 202.630.8673. P.O. Box 3886, New York, NY 10163 [DONATE]( [Facebook]( [Instagram]( [Twitter]( This email was sent to {EMAIL}. To unsubscribe from Everytown, please [click here](.

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