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  • “Families First, Not Billionaires!” Town Hall – Harrisburg

    The Abbey Bar at Appalachian Brewing Company 50 N Cameron St 2nd floor, Harrisburg, PA

    REGISTER HERE. The rich got richer. We got the bill. While working families in Pennsylvania’s 10th district struggle with rising costs, housing insecurity, and cuts to Medicaid and SNAP, the ultra-rich and big corporations are cashing in—thanks to a tax code that’s been hijacked by billionaires and their allies in Congress. This is what oligarchy looks like. Scott Perry backed the “Big Ugly” law, cutting what our communities rely on—while protecting tax breaks for the wealthiest Americans. This isn’t an accident. It’s a massive transfer of wealth—from us to them. Fair Share America, Pennsylvanians Together, Pennsylvanians Policy Center, 50501, OnePA, Northern Dauphin Democracy Coalition, Workforce PA, Planned Parenthood PA, PA10th District Network, Commonwealth Communications, For Our Future, MomsRising, and our local partners are hosting this town hall because the system is rigged—and it’s time we start fighting back. Join us to share your story, speak your truth, and demand a government that works for us, not just the ultra-wealthy.   REGISTER HERE.

  • “Broken Vows” Town Hall: Families vs. the Big Ugly Bill

    The Green Ridge Club 1645 Wyoming Ave., Scranton, PA

    REGISTER HERE. Congressman Bresnahan is getting married before the year is out—but he’s already broken his promises to the people of this district. By voting for the Big Ugly Bill, he turned his back on working families—slashing Medicaid and SNAP, undermining affordable housing, attacking immigrant communities, and putting the stability of our local hospitals at risk—all while giving away tax breaks to billionaires and corporations. From Scranton to every corner of the district, families are feeling the impact. That’s why we’re gathering at the Greenridge Club—a venue known for hosting weddings, now hosting a very different kind of event. Fair Share America, Pennsylvanians Together, Pennsylvanians Policy Center, Planned Parenthood PA, Action Together NEPA, Commonwealth Communications, For Our Future, MomsRising, and our local partners are hosting this town hall because the system is rigged—and it’s time we start fighting back.Join us for a district-wide town hall where residents, advocates, and community leaders will: Expose the harm caused by the Big Ugly Bill Hold Congressman Bresnahan accountable Demand an economy—and a democracy—that puts families first   REGISTER HERE.  

  • Protect Our Checks! Rally – Bethlehem, PA

    Social Security Administration building – Bethlehem Emrick Blvd. & Freemansburg Ave., Bethlehem Township, PA

    Throughout the Commonwealth, we're standing up to denounce efforts to cut Social Security. Friends, August 14th is the 90th anniversary of Social Security—an essential social safety net program in the United States since 1936. But as we've seen with the recent passage of the OBBBA, the social safety net programs SNAP, Medicaid, and Medicare have seen the largest slashes in their funding since their inception. Join For Our Future PA and our other partners as a part of the national day of action on August 16th called Protect Our Checks. RSVP HERE! Social Security Administration office – Bethlehem (near Congressman Ryan Mackenzie's office) Emrick Boulevard & Freemansburg Avenue Bethlehem Township, PA 18045 10:30 – 11:30am EDT  

  • Protect Our Checks! Rally — Wilkes-Barre

    Public Square, Wilkes-Barre Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania

    WHERE: Public Square Park, 1 N. Main St., Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711 WHEN: August 16, 1–2:30 p.m. RSVP here! On Saturday, August 16th, we are gathering across the country to urge our members of Congress to safeguard one of the country's most vital sources of income for families and the elderly: Social Security. Join Affordable Pennsylvania, Action Together NEPA, Pennsylvanians Together, and Pennsylvania Policy Center as we stand up for Social Security and demand Congress protect what we’ve earned. Parking and Transportation: For those coming to the Protect Our Checks rally in downtown Wilkes-Barre, there are multiple locations within walking distance where you can park! Wilkes-Barre has metered parking available around Public Square and throughout downtown Wilkes-Barre. Meter parking is $1.00 an hour, and you can use quarters, dimes, and nickels at the meters. There is also an app that you can use to pay called PANGO. Additionally, Wilkes-Barre has several parking garages nearby. Please note that the Intermodal Parking Garage is accessible, with an elevator. We look forward to seeing you! Public Square is wheelchair accessible at all corners. If you need any additional assistance, please find an Affordable PA or Action Together staff member, and they will assist you.

  • Join us for drinks at our fundraiser in Pittsburgh for the Hazelwood Food Pantry!

    Hazelwood Brew House 5009 Lytle St., Pittsburgh, PA

    RSVP HERE! We haven't forgotten that the federal government voted to slash SNAP Benefits and they don't care about our health care. SO... We are asking people to bring either a donation of money and / or items of food for the Hazelwood Food Pantry, as people need help with food insecurity now more than ever. Please join us for an evening of speakers, solidarity, and fundraising. If you're interested in hosting a Hometown Fightback event, or would just like to learn more, please don't hesitate to reach out to us at jones@pennpolicy.org.

  • PPC State Policy Action Call

    PA students are back in school, Labor Day has passed, and we're entering a third month without a state budget — in violation of the PA constitution — thanks to inaction and political gamesmanship by Republicans in the state Senate!   REGISTER HERE Join us on Zoom at 1PM this Thursday for our monthly State Policy Action meeting, to learn about the damage being done to our state, as well as opportunities to join with other Pennsylvanians to fight back against GOP bullying. This is no longer an inconvenience, but an escalating crisis, as school districts, pre-K programs, public transit agencies, and counties are struggling to operate after more than TWO MONTHS without state funding. So far, the Senate Republican impasse has halted $1.75 BILLION in payments to the Commonwealth's public schools, and the past-due amount continues to rise. Our featured guests will be Shirlee Howe, the manager of field operations for Children First, and Gillian Kratzer, deputy director of Better PA — key leaders in advocacy efforts across the state. Register today and receive a login and calendar reminder for this not-to-be-missed update and action meeting. We look forward to seeing you on Thursday afternoon!