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Heritage Action advances the policies of The Heritage Foundation and works to make them a reality.

To do so, Heritage Action employs a two-pronged “inside-outside” strategy.

Inside Washington, D.C., we deploy our well-respected government relations team to directly meet with and influence lawmakers.

Outside Washington, D.C., our regional field staff works directly with leading grassroots activists to build support for conservative policies in a lawmaker’s backyard.

Both teams work together to hold members of Congress accountable to their constituents, advance conservative policy, and block big-government policy.

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No. Heritage Action is an independent partner organization affiliated with The Heritage Foundation. Both Heritage Action and The Heritage Foundation care deeply about promoting conservative values to ensure a strong future for America. The Heritage Foundation founded Heritage Action with the goal of creating an organization that can take meaningful action to hold members of Congress accountable. Heritage Action applies direct pressure to lawmakers so Washington is compelled to adopt conservative policies, and coordinates a grassroots network of conservative citizens to apply additional pressure from constituents.

Yes! The thoughtful voice of a constituent is incredibly powerful. Many people on our team are former hill staffers and personally know that constituent concerns are very important. Our goal is to provide an echo chamber of accountability around a Member of Congress and, as such, we want Members to hear from conservatives through mail, calls, and social media. To maximize impact, activists should customize activism efforts and include information that is relevant to you and your local community--this makes your activism efforts even more effective.

A lot. Liberal members of Congress still need accountability. It’s important to start local by doing things like building a network of activists, compiling a strong email list, and creating Google alerts for your Members. Be ready to get involved in neighboring districts, and stay alert to issues where some liberals may side with conservatives. Additionally, many times our Activist Toolkits include “target members” of people who are on the fence or need extra attention from Sentinels on a certain issue. Feel free to “adopt” one of these congressmen, contact their offices, and hold them accountable.

Visit our online Scorecard page to view your member of Congress, see how they rank, and find information to contact them.

Unlike the Heritage Foundation, Heritage Action is not tax deductible. This is due to our different legal status--we are a 501 (c) (4) organization, rather than the Foundation, which is a 501 (c) (3) organization. This different classification is what allows us to back specific legislation (which is integral to our mission of making the research of the Foundation into actual conservative policy). However, like the Foundation, we greatly appreciate and depend upon our supporters.

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