This budget can be summed up in one sentence: It proposes deep cuts to services that help struggling families pay their bills and put food on the table while further lining the pockets of millionaires and corporations.

Thanks to your calls and letters during the fiscal showdown, many low-income families can breathe a temporary sigh of relief. Unfortunately, we’re not out of the woods yet. The next two months are critical. Now is the time to weigh in with your members of Congress.

Weigh in with your members of Congress today and ask them to protect low-income Americans, create jobs, and pursue a balanced approach to deficit reduction.

Members of Congress will face some big choices in the coming months. If you’re concerned about promoting the common good, protecting the vulnerable, and rebuilding the economy, speak out! Weigh in now with your members of Congress, urge them to stand up for programs meeting human needs this fall and beyond.

Weigh in with your representative to tell him/her that you support letting the Bush tax cuts expire for the wealthiest Americans.

Act now to tell your Representative to vote against proposed cuts to SNAP in the Farm Bill.

Today the Supreme Court upheld Obamacare. This is a victory for millions of Americans who are already benefiting from the health reform law and the tens of millions who will benefit in the future-but the fight is not yet over.

The Farm Bill, the legislation that provides funding for the majority of the nation’s nutrition assistance programs, including the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (formerly food stamps), is being debated by the Senate this week.

Thank your member for voting against the cuts or send a letter to your member expressing your disappointment in their vote in favor of unprecedented cuts to nutrition assistance and programs benefiting low-income children.

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program or SNAP (formerly food stamps) is the cornerstone of the nutrition safety net. It’s critical that we stand together against any efforts to cut or undermine the program.