LEARN HOW TO GET EVERY MEMBER OF YOUR COMMUNITY COUNTED
The census allocates more than $1.5 trillion dollars every year to communities nationwide through hundreds of federal programs like Medicaid, CHIP, SNAP, and Head Start. The money we need to keep our roads and bridges safe, our schools funded and our hospitals open comes from the census. Every year, roughly $3,600 is at stake for every person who isn’t counted-- meaning, if we don’t count them, we don’t get the money.
Faith in Indiana clergy hosted a learning breakfast with David Muhammad, Executive Director of the National Institute for Criminal Justice Reform