IT: ⛑️ It's American Red Cross Giving Day, and... How will you give back today?

Welcome to Wednesday, March 27th, philanthropists and entrepreneurs...

It's American Red Cross Giving Day - a time to ensure the health and safety of families impacted by disaster.

Help can't wait. Today, you can unite with thousands of compassionate people like yourself who are helping families across America grapple with a lack of food, safe housing, clean water, healthcare needs, and more. 

We know that charitable giving is deeply personal. It's rooted in the human desire to help, reflecting who we are and what we care about. That's why we're teaming up with Gravvy to give you a better way to support the American Red Cross today, along with other causes you care about.

Meet our Gravvy Spread for American Red Cross Giving Day

With our Giving Day Spread, you can donate to the American Red Cross and organizations like it at the click of a button. Make your charitable giving more manageable, social, and accessible to all with Gravvy.

Learn more about Gravvy and discover your causes here.

Should the Federal Government Ban AI Access to the U.S.’s Nuclear Weapons? Tell Your Reps Now

As technology advances, the potential for AI to play a role in critical decision-making processes becomes more evident. One such area of concern is the control of nuclear weapons. With the capability to make split-second decisions that could have catastrophic consequences, the question arises...

Should the U.S. implement laws to restrict AI from controlling nuclear weapons? Let your reps know what you think.

Moscow Concert Hall, Russia’s Deadliest Attack in Decades

On Friday, March 22, at least four men fired automatic weapons into a sold-out show at the Crocus City Hall auditorium in Krasnogorsk, Russia, and then set the building on fire. At least 137 people were left dead, and more than 180 injured. This is Russia’s deadliest attack in two decades.

Share in support of the victims of the Crocus City Hall attack.

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-Jamie Epstein

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