Get Involved with FCNL

Change is possible, and you can make it happen through FCNL.

FCNL's lobbyists are on the Hill every day working to advance concrete policy change. Your action, lobbying, and donations support and enable their work.

No matter how much you have time for, you can get involved. Join FCNL's network, and start advancing peace, justice, and good government in Washington, DC.

I don't have much time. How can I be part of FCNL?

Join our action network

It only takes a minute to join our Legislative Action Message email list. Each week, we'll send you the one thing you can do each week to change federal policy to advance the world we seek. Our sample letters make it easy to send a letter to the editor or to your members of Congress.

See our latest action alert.

Donate

Donating to FCNL or the FCNL Education Fund is also a great way to support the work we do.

If you become an FCNL Sustainer, your monthly contribution will be automatically transferred from your bank account or credit card directly to FCNL or the FCNL Education Fund. You help keep FCNL strong all year, and you don't have to remember to send in a contribution.

Make a War Is Not the Answer statement

Order a War Is Not the Answer bumper sticker or sign and show your support for peace. You may even find yourself starting conversations about alternatives to war with your friends and neighbors.

I live in Washington, DC. How can I get involved?

Even though you don't have voting members of Congress, you can still help change federal policy in Washington.

• Donate to FCNL or the FCNL Education Fund.
• Volunteer in our office on Capitol Hill.
• Sign up for our weekly legislative action message, then forward information to your friends in other parts of the country so that they can take action.
• Write letters to the editor of your local newspaper to raise up FCNL issues in your community and among policymakers.

I am interested in just a few of the issues FCNL works on. How can I follow them?

Sign up for one of our email lists that focus on specific issues, such as the peaceful prevention of deadly conflict, federal budget priorities and military spending, and Native American issues. sign up for individual issue lists.

Subscribe to our RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feeds for the issues we work on to get the latest headlines, summaries and links to the full content - formatted for your favorite feed reader and updated regularly.

Read our Indian Report newsletter online or request the latest issue in the mail to keep up with what's happening in our Native American program.

I want to stay up to date on FCNL's analysis and issue information. How do I do that?

Read our Washington Newsletter, which is published six times a year. You can read the entire newsletter online or see articles organized by topic.

Read our blogs to see what we're saying about the issues that interest you.

Subscribe to our RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feeds for the issues we work on to get the latest headlines, summaries and links to the full content - formatted for your favorite feed reader and updated regularly.