Prout Alliance 2026 Vision in Action Fundraising Campaign
Dear Members & Supporters of the Prout Alliance,
“We are not outnumbered. We are out organized.” – Malcom X
Our movement has always had passion and vision. What we need now is focus—and the resources—to turn that vision into lasting impact.
At a time of deep global instability and social polarization, the Prout Alliance is stepping forward. We are transitioning from talking about change to building it. To do that, we must raise $30,000 to become an effective and dynamic force for Economic Democracy.
Why This Matters Now
This is more than a fundraiser—it’s a turning point. Our success depends on a shared commitment in three key ways:
Time – Consistent, dedicated hours to strengthen our human infrastructure.
Talent – Professional skills to execute high-impact projects with excellence.
Treasure – Financial support to scale our work from ideas into real-world systems.
Where Your Support Goes
Your contributions power both our foundation and our forward momentum:
- Operational Infrastructure ($12,000)
Essential tools, systems, and coordination that expand our reach and effectiveness. - Mission Execution ($18,000)
Direct investment in real-world models of Prout in action:- Maine Healthcare Cooperative Initiative.
- Maui Worker Cooperative
- Northeast Samaj (Hudson Valley, NY) regional initiative.
- Trimester and annual gatherings for alignment, growth, and inspiration.
Our Path to $30,000
We already have a $6,000 baseline. In addition, committed members have pledged a $12,000 matching fund—meaning every dollar you give will be doubled once we meet the match.
To succeed, we need your help now:
- Sustain our $6,000 base through dues and recurring support
- Contribute toward unlocking the full $12,000 match
The Bottom Line
The future we envision will only exist if we build it—together.
Thank you for contributing whatever you can to move us from theory into practice.
In solidarity,
Prout Alliance Steering Committee
Alex Jackimovicz
Japa Buckner
Howard Nemon
Steve Phillips
Mark Friedman