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BCDI Members and those who are concerned about PreK-12 education, we need you to share with your social networks to save after school funding!
Time To Act: Help Stop the Elimination of Federal Funding for Afterschool The Ask: Reach out to your US Congressional representative TODAY and ask them to support the 21st Century Community Learning Centers (21st CCLC) Program. The Why: President Trump's proposed budget eliminates funding for the 21st Century Community Learning Centers Program, the only dedicated federal funding for afterschool, before school, and summer learning. It's now up to Congress to counter the cut-or eliminate 21st CCLC thereby getting rid of programs relied on by families across the nation to keep kids safe and engaged. If enacted, nearly two million children - and 20,000 in Indiana - would lose access to the high quality afterschool, before school, and summer learning programs they need. Last year, your outreach helped persuade Congress to protect afterschool, but we need your help again to let Congress know that these programs are vital to our state. Reach out to your Congressmen TODAY to let them know that these programs are vital to our state. The ACTION:
Messaging: Contact Congress Today! Paste the message below into the contact box provided when you visit the Congressperson's website below. Or better yet, call their offices and leave a message with their aid! The Message: Please support the 21st Century Community Learning Centers (21st CCLC) program, the only federal funding for afterschool, before school, and summer learning programs, in the FY19 and final FY18 budgets. If eliminated, nearly two million children - and 20,000 in Indiana - would lose access to the high quality afterschool, before school, and summer learning programs that help put them on a path to success in college, career, and life. Thank you for your service and for your leadership for the children of Indiana. The evidence is clear: 21st Century Community Learning Centers across the country help our students reach their full potential.
Not sure who your representative is? Find out here: http://www.house.gov/representatives/find/ Contact Information for Indiana US Legislators US Congress Identify your district HERE. (click on web link below to access email contact form) Visclosky, Peter (D-1) https://visclosky.house.gov DC 202-225-2461 Merrillville (219) 795-1844 Walorski, Jackie (R-2) http://walorski.house.gov DC 202-225-3915 Mishawaka (574) 204-2645 Rochester (574) 223-4373 Banks, Jim (R-3) https://banks.house.gov DC 202-225-4436 Fort Wayne 260-702-4750 Rokita, Todd (R-4) http://rokita.house.gov DC 202-225-5037 Lafayette 765-838-3930 Danville 317-718-0404 Brooks, Susan W. (R-5) https://susanwbrooks.house.gov DC 202-225-2276 Carmel 317-848-0201 Anderson 765-640-5115 Messer, Luke (R-6) https://messer.house.gov DC 202-225-3021 Muncie 765-747-5566 Richmond 765-962-2883 Shelbyville 317-421-0704 Carson, André (D-7) https://carson.house.gov DC 202-225-4011 Indianapolis 317-283-6516 Bucshon, Larry (R-8) https://bucshon.house.gov DC 202-225-4636 Evansville 812-465-6484 Terre Haute 812-232-0523 Hollingsworth, Trey (R-9) https://hollingsworth.house.gov DC 202-225-5315 Jeffersonville 812-288-3999 US Senate Donnelly, Joe (D - IN) https://www.donnelly.senate.gov 720 Hart Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510 DC (202) 224-4814 Evansville (812) 425-5813 Fort Wayne (260) 420-4955 Hammond (219) 852-0089 Indianapolis (317) 226-5555 Jeffersonville (812) 284-2027 South Bend (574) 288-2780 www.donnelly.senate.gov/contact/email-joe Young, Todd (R - IN) https://www.young.senate.gov 400 Russell Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510 DC (202) 224-5623 New Albany (812) 542-4820 Indianapolis (317) 226-6700 www.young.senate.gov/content/contact-senator THANK YOU, for continuing to share your stories of impact with policymakers. And, thank you for all you do to make Indiana a better place for youth and families! Stay tuned to the Afterschool Network on Facebook and Twitter for up to the minute updates. Indiana Afterschool Network Vision: Indiana is a place where all K-12 youth have access to high quality learning opportunities beyond the school day that prepare them for success in school, college, careers, and life. Mission: We are a nonprofit organization that champions afterschool and summer learning by inspiring, empowering and connecting youth workers, partners and advocates at the state and local levels. 445 N Pennsylvania St. Suite 945 Indianapolis, IN 46204 www.indianaafterschool.org (317) 822-8211 Courtesy of Public Policy Committee Source: www.indianaafterschool.org
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