Take Action for CSBG
Contact youe Member of the House of Representatives on H.R. 3131, the Community Services Block Grant Improvement Act of 2025.
Save Community Action!
Helping People, Changing Lives
Community Action Agencies (CAAs) assist more than 10 million Americans annually, with CAAs assisting low-income families and individuals in every county in the country. But the new administration’s proposed federal budget would completely eliminate the Community Services Block Grant (CSBG), the federal funding supporting these programs.
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Contact: Jillian Keegan, CalCAPA Programs Coordinator
Email: jkeegan@calcapa.org
Call: 916-443-1721.
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Call Your Congressional Representatives TODAY
and urge that they take immediate action to protect CSBG funding.
Contact Your reps
Use This Script!
Introduce Yourself
“Hello, my name is [Your Name], and I live in [County Name] County.”
Express your concern
“I just learned that the Administration’s proposed federal budget calls for the total elimination of the Community Services Block Grant, also known as CSBG. This is a huge setback for low-income families, children, elderly, disabled, and veterans, in their pursuit of economic stability and a middle-class life. CSBG helps fund programs for the most vulnerable in our communities, from food banks, to housing and employment assistance, to senior and veterans services, and more. We all deserve to have the opportunity for a better future.”
Demand Action
“I urge Congress to protect the most vulnerable populations in our community and to vote against the proposed budget UNLESS full funding for CSBG is restored.”