We are at a critical juncture in the fight for our health freedoms. Our ability to make independent health decisions is under unprecedented threat. As our government, at every level, tests the limits of its influence over our personal health choices, it is clear that we, the people, must stand in the gap to protect these fundamental rights.
While the COVID-19 emergency may have officially ended, the battle for health freedom continues. Many still face mandates that compel medical procedures they might not want, while holistic health practitioners encounter increasing scrutiny and regulation. At National Health Freedom Coalition (NHFC), our legal team educates citizens about their rights and the laws that protect these rights. Our mission is to empower individuals to take part in the legislative process and shape the future of health freedom.
To continue this vital work, we need your support. Our goal is to raise $40,000 by July 15th, and thanks to our generous matching donors— Ned Wuertz, Tom McKissick, Spring Forest Qigong, Washington Homeopathics and Anonymous donors—every dollar you donate up to $20,000 will be matched, doubling the impact of your contribution.
In the past few years, we have seen an explosion of activism as more people than ever before recognize the importance of protecting health freedom. This growing movement is driven by citizens who refuse to sit back and watch their rights erode. With the support of NHFC’s hardworking staff, individuals across the country are learning how to participate effectively in the legislative process, making real change possible.
Consider the following:
11 states now have Safe Harbor Practitioner Exemption Laws: Local state groups have been inspired to protect the rights of unlicensed complementary and alternative practitioners to practice their healing arts.
29 states have passed 78 new Right to Refuse Laws since 2020: Local state groups have understood the importance of defending the right of individuals to make health care decisions for themselves and their families, free from coercion.
We have responded to requests from grassroots groups in states such as California, Maine, Massachusetts, Oregon, Illinois, Florida, Alabama, Vermont, Washington, and many others. These groups are concerned about various issues, from practitioner rights to medical mandates. NHFC’s role is to provide the necessary education, research, and support to help these groups understand what is needed in their state to protect health freedom.
Your Support is Crucial
We need your help to continue this work and expand our reach. Your contribution helps ensure that we can protect health freedoms now and for future generations.
Here’s how you can help:
One-time donation: Your immediate contribution will be matched, doubling its impact.
Recurring donation: A monthly pledge of $25 can add up to $300 over a year, which, thanks to our matching donors, becomes $600 towards our goal.
To achieve our target of $40,000 by June 30th, every contribution counts. By standing with us, you are making a powerful statement in support of health freedom.
Your support makes it possible for us to educate and empower citizens, ensuring that health freedom remains a cornerstone of our society. Together, we can counter the wave of coercive policies and protect the right to make health decisions free from undue influence.
We deeply appreciate any amount you can give, whether it’s a one-time gift or a recurring donation. Your generosity not only helps us meet our financial goals but also fuels the drive to continue our mission. Please consider making a donation today and standing in the gap with us.
With heartfelt gratitude,
Julie Booras, Public Outreach & Development, NHFC
P.S. Remember, your donation will be matched, doubling the impact of your gift thanks to our generous matching donors— Ned Wuertz, Tom McKissick, Spring Forest Qigong, Washington Homeopathics, and Anonymous donors.
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