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Strengthening America’s Values and Economy (SAVE) for All is a coalition of thousands of national, state, and local organizations working to protect important services from harmful federal budget cuts and to save the federal capacity to spur economic recovery and progress for the benefit of all. The signers of the SAVE for All statement of principles are a broad coalition of advocacy groups, service providers, faith-based organizations, policy experts, labor, and civil rights groups

The SAVE for All campaign develops materials that make the case for the involvement of federal resources, engage grassroots advocates, employ media strategies and contact members of Congress with messages consistent with the campaign’s four principles:

  • Protect low-income and vulnerable people.
  • Promote job creation and strengthen the economy.
  • Increase revenues from fair sources.
  • Seek responsible savings from wasteful spending in the Pentagon and elsewhere.

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  • Head Smacker: Trump plan slashes taxes on companies already dodging taxes
  • Fact of the Week: Only 35 affordable and available rental units exist for every 100 Extremely Low Income renter households
  • The high cost of being poor in your state,  part II
  • The Implications of Marginal Food Security
  • Breaking the Cycle of Re-Incarceration with Education
  • The state of poverty in your state
  • Resources from around the Coalition: Poverty data edition
  • We’ve Heard about Income Inequality. What about Wealth Inequality?
  • CHN: House Appropriations Committee Approves Labor-HHS-Education Bill
  • Fact of the Week: 1 in 6 Households Struggled with Food Hardship in 2015
  • CHN: House Republicans Pass ‘Compromise’ Zika Package that Angers Democrats
  • CHN: Families First Prevention Services Act Introduced
  • CHN: House Passes 1-Year Extension of Temporary Assistance for Needy Families
  • CHN: House GOP Releases the Rest of its Agenda, including its Health Care Alternative
  • Announcing: The CHN Human Needs Heroes of the Year
  • What We Could Do With $13 Billion
  • CHN: Appropriations Overview Update
  • CHN: Labor-HHS-Education Bill Moves in Senate
  • CHN: Fight over War Spending Comes to a Head in the Senate
  • CHN: House GOP Releases Poverty Plan
  • CHN: Advocates Rally Against Provisions in House Child Nutrition Bill
  • CHN: New Overtime Rule Celebrated
  • CHN: Senate and House to Work out Differences on Zika Funding
  • Fact of the Week: Three Quarters of Extremely Low Income Families Pay More than Half of their Income on Housing
  • A Response to the Heroin Epidemic
  • Rider-ing Their Way to Reelection
  • Consumer Protections in Danger during the Season of Consumerism
  • The Story of Christmas
  • Join Us in Honoring Our 2015 Human Needs Hero: the National Women’s Law Center
  • What Good is a Safety Net?