Our donors build for a living.
Our typical donor works in the construction field. They care about whether the next public building gets built, and they understand a public project better than anyone.
Why builders give
They work here
The firms that build a town hire there, buy there and send their kids to school there. A new public building is their community too.
They can read the drawings
A contractor can look at a plan and see what a new station or school will mean. We never have to explain why it matters.
They want it done right
Builders know what a well planned public building does for a place, and they want their community to get one.
Who gives
The people behind every public building in your town, from the firm that wins the bid to the yard that delivers the rebar.
If you build where the election is being held, you are who we talk to.
- General contractorsThe firms that win the bid, run the site and hand over the keys.
- Architects and engineersThe people who turn a ballot measure into a set of drawings.
- Subcontractors and tradesConcrete, steel, electrical, mechanical, roofing and every crew in between.
- Material suppliersThe yards and suppliers that keep local job sites moving.
- Developers and buildersCompanies with a long stake in how a community grows.
How we ask
Every ask is about a specific project in a specific town. We share what is on the ballot, what it will build and what the campaign needs. No generic appeals and no pressure.
Contributions go to the campaign committee and are reported under your state’s campaign finance rules, so every gift is on the record.
Want to support a campaign near you?
Tell us where you build. We will let you know when a bond election in your area needs support.