RAISE A STRONG VOICE NOW…

TO SPEAK UP FOR YOUR FAMILY AND YOUR VALUES!

The next federal election could be announced at any moment.

And your Family First Party is readying to launch its first, large-scale advertising campaign on television, streaming services and digital channels!

These TV ads will let target voters know they have a choice – a party that will make a strong stand for faith, life, family and freedom.

Because the best time to raise a much-needed voice for faith, life and family is before the PM calls the election when the loudest voices will try to drown out yours.

Your generous gift right now to finish building the $500,000 Senate Election Fighting Fund will support Family First candidates to speak up for your values and your family.

Your support will help with…

Launching the TV and online advertising campaign;
Printing materials and distributing campaign literature;
Recruiting and training more candidates, volunteer coordinators and booth workers; and
Building an army of Family First supporters across Australia through powerful advertising campaigns.

And because Family First is now officially registered as a political party for federal elections, any gifts you give between $2 and $1,500 in a financial year are now tax deductible.

So thank you for seizing the moment with your generous gift today.

You’re helping to raise an all-important voice for faith, life and family!

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