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Full & Fair Funding Fridays

Every Friday, we take faithful action for justice in our schools.

Full and Fair Funding Fridays is our weekly action to demand that Pennsylvania fully and fairly funds public education—for every student, in every zip code. By signing up, you’re joining hundreds of others across Pennsylvania to raise your voice, share your power, and keep the pressure on.

Here’s how it works:

  • Sign up to receive Friday action alerts
  • Each week, you’ll be given a quick and meaningful action that you can take.
  • You’ll get connected to tools, resources, and updates right here!

Together, we show our lawmakers that people of faith and moral conscience are watching—and we won’t stop until every child gets the education they deserve.

Take Action. Stay Connected. Build Power.

This week: Spread the word!

Share a post on your social media about the recent townhall in your community.

Here’s a sample Instagram post you can copy and share:

I just joined #FullAndFairFundingFridays with @powerinterfaith! Our recent education town hall showed how underfunded schools are hurting our kids—and how we can win justice. Full and fair funding is important to me because ________________. We’re letting our friends, family, neighbors, and elected officials know that the fight for education justice is alive – and they’re invited to join us!
@arthaywoodforall @repadc @reptarikkhan @sensharifstreet @reprabb

#POWERInterfaith #EducationJustice #FundOurSchools #PAEdEquity #FaithInAction

“The segregation in our schools and lack of resources for children of color in our state continue to prevent the equal education promised by Brown vs. Board of Education sixty-seven years ago. We need to do better than this!”

Beth Logue

Beth Logue

Education Justice Team Co-Chair

“I worked with curious, eager children as a volunteer in a Philadelphia public school kindergarten. They had a deep desire to learn but conditions were tragically far from what they needed to succeed. Full, fair funding would go a long way to help them.”

Betsy Connor

Betsy Connor

Education Justice Team Member

“Our children matter! They are entitled to a quality education, which will open the door to unlimited possibilities for them.”

Rev. Eric Goode

Rev. Eric Goode

Community Leader

“We are the village it takes to raise children. We are all responsible. Our hopes for a better tomorrow are linked with them.”

Nick Sanders

Nick Sanders

Education Justice Team Member

“It feels very core for me both as a parent and grandparent and as a reflection of my background in early childhood education and the moral values of my faith.”

Andrea Moselle

Andrea Moselle

Education Justice Team Member

“I continue to show up in support of equity in resources for our state’s children because some are my grandchildren, some are children and grandchildren of students I taught in my career in Philadelphia public schools, and some live on my block right now. Their world is my world.”

Barbara Dowdall

Barbara Dowdall

Education Justice Team Member