Join the #InvestMNts Campaign to support investments for strong communities

Minnesota and all of its communities are stronger when our families and neighbors have what they need to thrive. Vital services like health care, child care, affordable housing, as well as services for people with disabilities and older folks have been critical for Minnesotans, especially as they navigate the health and economic crises exacerbated by the pandemic. Given the state’s historic levels of resources, now is the time to make immediate and long-term investments—or, #investMNts—in the things we know build strong, thriving communities, from affordable housing to health care to child care and more.

Wilder, in collaboration with our partners, has launched the investMNts Campaign. From now throughout the remainder of the 2022 Legislative Session, state policymakers need to hear from their constituents on the need to prioritize these once-in-a-generation resources.

Share #investMNt social media posts and graphics

Join community members, organizations, and coalitions across the state in the call for greater investments in our communities by using these sample social media posts and graphics.

Get the social media toolkit

Email your legislators with this easy-to-use template

You know best what you, your family, and your neighbors need. Send an email to your legislators today and let them know what investments are most important to you.

It’s super easy, and you can edit the letter to personalize it with your own story and example for why Minnesota needs investments now.

Email your legislators

Will you help us turn up the volume on these critical issues?

Please use the tools above as you see fit and share far and wide with your networks and on your social media platforms. Special thanks to our friends at the Minnesota Budget Project for hosting this critical and easy-to-use e-mail template.

Stay posted for updates from Wilder and our partners for more opportunities to get involved. The #investMNts campaign is organized by This is Medicaid, Minnesota Consortium for Citizens with Disabilities, Health Care Consumer Advocates, and Mental Health Legislative Network. More than 50 organizations are involved in the campaign through these four groups.

If you have questions, please email Adrián at [email protected].

Wilder’s public policy work advances systemic equity and social and economic opportunities so that everyone throughout Minnesota can thrive. Our efforts have a special emphasis on supporting and strengthening the self-advocacy of people, families and communities who would be directly impacted by certain budget and policy proposals.