You can make a difference!  Here are some ways that you can take action in the Campaign for the Minnesota Health Plan...

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Get Informed & Stay Informed

• Sign up for our mailing list to receive monthly e-newsletters and special action alerts.
• Attend events about single-payer health care.
• Learn more about single-payer health care here.
• View and download documents from the Activist Toolkit.
• Join us on Facebook
• Follow up on Twitter

Endorse the Minnesota Health Plan

• Add your name to the list of people who endorse the Minnesota Health Plan.  Sign up to Endorse the Minnesota Health Plan here, and encourage your friends sign up too!
• Request that your organization endorse the Minnesota Health Plan. Download an organizational endorsement form here.  You may also request a presentation to your organization or civic group by contacting us at 651-560-0750 or here.

Help Us Fund the Campaign for the Minnesota Health Plan

The health insurance industry in Minnesota is a billion-dollar industry, but MUHCC relies on individual contributions to cover our expenses.  We will never compete with the insurance industry on a dollar-for-dollar basis, but every donation we receive is important and helps us continue our work to ensure that every Minnesotan has affordable, accessible health care.

• Donate to MUHCC to support the Campaign for the Minnesota Health Plan.
• Host a house party to educate your friends about single-payer health care and to raise money for MUHCC's work for the Campaign for the Minnesota Health Plan.

Volunteer for HCAMn

• Contact us to learn about short-term and long-term volunteer opportunities.  Please tell us a little about your skills and interests, and we will find a way for you to be involved that works with your interests and schedule.
• Sign up to volunteer at a Phone Bank to contact single-payer supporters in key districts.