Candidates can become a Committed Candidate by helping expand the Coalition Resource Hub in their own district. To participate, candidates are asked to provide five women’s health resources and five food aid resources that are located in, or serve residents of, their district. These resources will be added to our public Resource Hub so constituents can more easily find trusted, practical support in their own communities.

This effort is part of our larger goal to build a nationwide, district-by-district network of accessible resources while encouraging candidates to contribute directly to the communities they seek to represent. Committed Candidates will also automatically receive access to the Coalition’s monthly educational webinars, including sessions on campaign compliance and women’s health, helping candidates and their teams stay informed, connected, and better equipped to serve.

Participation as a Committed Candidate does not imply endorsement, support, or opposition by the coalition. The coalition’s goal is to build access to community resources, educational programming, and practical support systems, not to endorse candidates or campaigns.