Letter Carriers Political Fund
Thank you to all the Letter Carriers who give to the Letter Carrier Political Fund
The Washington Post reported recently that President Trump planned to fire the governing board of the U.S. Postal Service and merge the agency with the Commerce Department. This is not the first time the president has talked about making massive changes to the Postal Service. This is not a drill; President Trump has done what he said he was going to do thus far; we need all carriers to get involved. Down below, you see the names of a few members of Branch 132 that donate to the Letter Carrier Political Fund. We need each of you to join. We should all be in the fight to ensure Congress keeps the Postal Service as a vital service to all Americans. On the NALC website, you can see the legislative actions needed by each member during this critical battle. Reach out and call your congressman/woman and ask him/her to support the Protect Our Letter Carriers Act (H.R. 1065/S. 493), Oppose postal privatization (H.Res. 70/S.Res. 147), and the Federal Retirement Fairness Act (H.R. 1522). If you work with someone on this list or recognize someone you know, thank them, then join the fight! Five dollars a pay period may save your job! For information on how you can join the fight, call the hall (214-388-4349), or call Ron Stover (469-438-7965). Together, we can have a more powerful influence.
Adcock, Orion T.
Akpadja, Adjo A.
Allen, Gregory A.
Alvarado, Andrew M.
Anderson, Rachel R.
Armstrong, James L.
Ausborne, Larry C.
Bamford, John W.
Banks, Michelle V.
Benavidez, Armando J.
Blair, Jessica D.
Blair, Kevin J.
Boddie, Rodrick C.
Bookout, Michael H.
Borrero, Benjamin
Boulet, Gregory D.
Boyd, Shawn D.
Brand, Michael S.
Branum, Michael D.
Brimm, Frank D.
Brown, John E.
Brown, Titus B.
Carnley, Melissa G.
Castilleja, Armando
Castillo, Jr., John
Chamberlain, Edward B.
Chandler, Rickie
Chandler, Willie J.
Cherigo, Angela A.
Clark, Jane A.
Collum, Mark F.
Cook, Liska K.
Cox, Angela M.
Cox, Michael S.
Cox, Scotty J.
De La Roca, Sandra
Dennis, Gary R.
Douglas, James P.
Eades, Scott A.
Edwards, Jerry R.
Ellenberg, Steven
English, Sammy W.
Fegans, Keven L.
Fenley, Paula J.
Ferguson, Lindsey L.
Gaines, George N.
Gayed, Misheil
Gomez, Mary A.
Gonzales, Luciano A.
Green, Lula M.
Guyot, Jeffrey C.
Haas, Trevor S.
Hard, Colton T.
Harris, Selvia D.
Harvey, Patrick J.
Harvey, Waymond K.
Harvey, Sr., Timothy E.
Hembree, Tad G.
Henderson, Gary Z.
Hibbs, Jr., Earl M.
Hilliard, Danny J.
Hinson, Robert E.
Hubbard, Michell F.
Hudson, Rhonda G.
Hunt, Jacari D.
Huston, Lyndon B.
Jackson, Cornell H.
Jackson, Renard
Jackson, Jr., Abraham
Jeffcoat, Steven M.
Johnson, Joseph L.
Johnson, Kennard W.
Johnson, Jr., Eugene
Lee, Jr., Frankie
Leffall, Matthew
Lewis, Kimetra Y.
Loya, Robert
Lyons, Jr., Robert L.
Maglaris, Laura D.
Marez, Michael A
Mayfield, Jr., Shelton
Menefee, Jr., Albert
Miles, Daniel E.
Miller, Jeffrey T.
Moaning, Rodney E.
Morris, Mickey P.
Morris, Willis E.
Munoz, Alfredo
Neroes, Edward
Newland II, Ronnie L.
Nicks, Jimmy R.
Nolen, Jr., Calvin B.
Overton, Roderick E.
Perez, Jr., Abraham
Pitt, Jr., Darrell R.
Poirot, Billie D.
Pope, Darrell R.
Raley, Deresa L.
Ramsey, Robert F.
Requenez, Joel R.
Roy, Edna W.
Salinas, Lenora S.
Sandefur, Granville L.
Silas, Lashawn Y.
Silan, Zannie M
Simmons, David A.
Simmons, Sidney W.
Singleton, Janine
Smith Penny I.
Smith, Sr., Twasky T.
Staten, Jr., Alexander
Stevens, Beverly A.
Stokes, Anthony J.
Stover, Ronald J.
Svoboda, Andrew J.
Talarico, Anthony F.
Targton, Clubber F.
Targton, Darryl V.
Tawney, Adrian L.
Taylor, Bobbie F.
Templeton, Laurie L.
Thomas, Sandy J.
Toliver, Helen R.
Turner, Donnell
Valdez, Franklin A.
Velasquez, Christophe
Verner, James K.
Villamar, Angel A.
Villarreal, Jr., Joe
Vines, Thomas H.
Vucetaj, Avni
Wardrum, Kenneth W.
Westmoreland, Charles E.
White, Teeke
Wilder, Rita V.
Wiley, Carolyn A.
Wilkes, Thomas M.
Williams,Roy L.
Zamora, Jr., Feliciano
WHY SHOULD YOU GIVE TO THE LETTER CARRIER POLITICAL FUND?
Many carriers don’t know this, but the real boss for carriers is Congress. At any time, Congress can eliminate the NALC, eliminate our hard-won wages and benefits, and even eliminate the Postal Service. To keep our jobs, it is necessary that we show Congress how important the Postal Service is, and show them how important it is that the carriers who work for the Postal Service be paid a decent wage and receive decent benefits. To do that, it takes money. The Letter Carrier Political Fund (LCPF) is simply a vehicle to collect that money and then use it to influence Congress on the issues that carriers care about. LCPF is not partisan – it contributes to any Congressperson who supports the causes of letter carriers. LCPF is not supported by your union dues, because Congress has passed laws which forbid that.
Contributing to LCPF is job insurance – it helps insure that Congress does not eliminate the Postal Service or our jobs, and it helps insure that we keep the good benefits which make our job worthwhile. The suggested contribution is $5 a paycheck, which is about the cost of a lunch at McDonald’s. But with that $5, instead of getting a few french fries, you are letting Congress know that you care about your job, and that you want to keep the Postal Service viable for years to come.
Ron Stover is our LCPF coordinator for Branch 132. He can help you set up your contribution, or you can use the directions on the form that is in this newsletter. Give Ron a call at 469-438-7965 to start your contributions today, and help keep all of our jobs and benefits safe from Congress!
Join the LCPF at nalc.org/pac
Do You Contribute To The Letter Carrier Political Fund?
“I contribute to promote policies that would be beneficial to the letter carrier craft.” Lenora Salinas, Dallas, Beverly Hills Post Office.
We need YOU to contribute to the Letter Carrier Political fund! Call Ron Stover at 469-438-7965 to start your contribution today! Become a Member by clicking on any of the following Contribution Enrollment Form: