Pennsylvania Stands Up and its affiliated 501(c)(3), Pennsylvania Stands Up Institute, have built a scaled and deep organizing ability to reach and activate voters. Pennsylvania Stands Up is a merger between Pennsylvania’s largest independent power-building organizations: Keystone Progress, Lancaster Stands Up, Beyond the Choir, Reclaim Philadelphia, York Stands Up, and a few Indivisible chapters to form a statewide coalition of organizers. Their goal is to deepen and scale their organizing to build progressive power across the state, especially in small cities, towns, and rural areas. They use the Race Class Narrative framework to reach out to poor white people to dismantle the overt white supremacy messages they are receiving. PA Stands Up uses digital and tech tools that allow them to reach people beyond the scale and scope of any field campaign. Utilizing social-listening tools, data-analytics, and the strategic narratives used at the door, their digital programs will deliver effective, personalized messages to shift the worldview and voting behavior of more people in more places.
Read Five Questions with Pennsylvania Stands Up: Organizing Across Communities.
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This organization is a registered 501(c)(4) charity in the U.S. Donations are not tax deductible within the guidance of U.S. law.
Unlike 501(c)(3) nonprofits, (c)(4) organizations can participate in unlimited lobbying activities, providing them with more tools to engage in policy change. These organizations often support powerbuilding in communities through advocacy and electoral work.
Financials sourced from IRS Form 990 (2018)
Complete mission and financial data are available only for organizations that have filed a full IRS Form 990, Form 990EZ, or Form 990PF, and have been made available by the IRS.
This organization is a registered 501(c)(4) charity in the U.S. Donations are not tax deductible within the guidance of U.S. law.
Unlike 501(c)(3) nonprofits, (c)(4) organizations can participate in unlimited lobbying activities, providing them with more tools to engage in policy change. These organizations often support powerbuilding in communities through advocacy and electoral work.
Financials sourced from IRS Form 990 (2018)
Complete mission and financial data are available only for organizations that have filed a full IRS Form 990, Form 990EZ, or Form 990PF, and have been made available by the IRS.
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