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$600,000 Challenge Grant Multiplies Your Gift Now through Dec. 31st

This week, the U.S. Supreme Court to refused to grant emergency relief, after First Liberty Institute filed a petition challenging Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear’s executive orders that prohibit private religious schools from holding in-person classes.

Although we would have liked the Court to rule on the issue right now, the decision has a silver living: It specifically invites to us to seek an injunction if the Governor decides to reissue his unconstitutional order on Jan 4th.

And rest assured, if the Governor does continue to impose irrational and discriminatory orders, First Liberty’s legal team will file against him immediately.

At this very moment, your financial support of First Liberty is critical and essential. Our attorneys need all the firepower possible in our legal arsenal if this case is to be presented again—and won—at the Supreme Court in just a few weeks.

Right now, you can DOUBLE THE IMPACT OF YOUR GIFT to help us win this Essential Fight for religious liberty.

As an early Christmas gift, a group of generous supporters have added a BONUS $100,000 to our largest-ever $500,000 Year End Challenge Grant —making good on our promise to deliver more freedom per dollar.

That’s a $600,000 total Challenge Grant that will help your gift be a real force multiplier for First Liberty, right when we need it most!

Please consider joining the fight with your gift today…because when we fight as ONE, we can win as ONE to protect our most essential freedom: religious liberty.

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