A 40% cut to victim services funding has forced programs to lay off staff, cut services, and in some cases close. The #CVFSA can help stabilize funding.
Senate leadership, act now!
Take action: https://ow.ly/J9Nw50ZV4Zh
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@dccadv.bsky.socialA 40% cut to victim services funding has forced programs to lay off staff, cut services, and in some cases close. The #CVFSA can help stabilize funding.
Senate leadership, act now!
Take action: https://ow.ly/J9Nw50ZV4Zh
@mcasaorg.bsky.socialThe House passed the Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act unanimously in January, with over 327 bipartisan co-sponsors. @vanhollen.senate.gov & @alsobrooks.senate.gov: Thank you for your past support for survivors. It's time for the Senate to act and pass the bipartisan, commonsense #CVFSA now!
@uusj.bsky.socialA 40% cut to victim services funding has already forced programs to lay off staff, cut services, and close their doors. The Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act (#CVFSA) can help stabilize funding. Senate leadership must act now!
@valor.usThe Crime Victims Fund is dangerously low, putting lifesaving victim services at risk nationwide. @LeaderJohnThune, @SenSchumer, @ChuckGrassley, @SenatorDurbin, @alex padilla, and @senadamschiff must act now to pass the Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act (#CVFSA)!
![CALL 202-224-3121 AND ASK TO BE CONNECTED TO YOUR SENATOR'S OFFICE. TELL THEM: "Hello, I'm a constituent from [city, state]. I'm calling to urge [Senator's Name] to follow the House's lead and pass this bipartisan Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act. The Crime Victims Fund provides critical funding for services supporting more than six million crime victims each year, including survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. With deposits into the Fund declining, victim service programs are facing significant funding cuts that put critical services at risk. The Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act offers a bipartisan, common-sense solution using non-taxpayer dollars. I urge [Senator's Name] to support and pass this legislation as soon as possible. Thank you."](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_fullsize/plain/did:plc:h527qqmwxudbfb2xwit36yfj/bafkreiewmx34vtrjzmoo2scvlskhgnv3ecuve7nscyyn65fcng7u7lstd4@jpeg)
@mocadsv.bsky.socialThe Crime Victims Fund is dangerously low, putting lifesaving victim services at risk nationwide. The House passed the Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act (#CVFSA) unanimously in January. The Senate must act now to pass the bipartisan CVFSA. Call your Senators TODAY!
@forgeforwardtrans.bsky.socialThe House passed the Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act unanimously in January, with over 327 bipartisan co-sponsors. It's time for the Senate to act and pass the bipartisan, commonsense #CVFSA now!
![Text on a blue and purple gradient background. Text: "Call 202-224-3121 and ask to be connected to your senator's office. Tell them: 'Hello, I'm a constituent from [city, state]. I'm calling to urge [Senator's Name] to follow the House's lead and pass this bipartisan Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act. The Crime Victims Fund provides critical funding for services supporting more than six million crime victims each year, including survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. With deposits into the Fund declining, victim service programs are facing significant funding cuts that put critical services at risk. The Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act offers a bipartisan, common-sense solution using non-taxpayer dollars. I urge [Senator's Name] to support and pass this legislation as soon as possible. Thank you.'"](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_fullsize/plain/did:plc:c2dts77pg55jgwjjbt73tlzt/bafkreidtbfhuda6zi5cqmme54wlmkdioxose7xjqso7it6yvm56d3lyrhy@png)