a quick fundraiser update

Austin L. Ray

Sep 25, 2024 — 1 min read

Good morning.

We're 48 hours into our fundraiser with Undue Medical Debt and so far we've raised $7,554. Not bad! But we've got a ways to go.

"well then, austie, how can i help?"

Great question. There are lots of ways you can help. Here are some:

donate to the fundraiser
share the fundraiser link with other people who might donate
seriously, you can just text it to people—you might be surprised how down they are to party
if you're a Nextdoor user: like, engage with, comment on, share, and otherwise make a lot of noise on this post so it gets added to the daily digest email and reaches a larger audience
if you're more of a LinkedIn kinda person, here's a post for that
post it on your channels! i have no idea what people do on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and all those others places, but maybe you do! i bet you're a goddamn influencer! go for it!
forward this email to five people as soon as you finish reading it

I could go on and on, but who needs that? Thank you for reading. Thank you for helping. Thanks for being you. And remember: when good Georgians get together, great things happen.

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