Step 1 of 3
Tell Congress why this matters to you.
A minute of tapping, and we’ll write your letter. Researcher, patient, physician, or concerned citizen — this works for all, and you can add your own words.
Step 2 of 3
Where you’re writing from.
Your ZIP helps address the letter and reach your own members of Congress. Nothing is saved.
Please enter a valid 5-digit ZIP code.
If you do, we’ll add a line inviting your representatives to follow up — a real contact often carries more weight.
Please add your name and a valid email so representatives can reach you.
Step 3 of 3
Your letter — ready to send.
Every letter is worded differently, so yours won’t read like a form letter. Tap “Reword” for another version, or switch to the short one for web forms.
To your members of Congress
How to send it
- Fastest: paste the short version into your representative’s web contact form on the right side of this page.
- For the full letter: open an email draft or download it, and email the office — or print it and mail it to the district office (mail to D.C. is slow due to screening).
- In person: bring the printed letter to a district meeting or town hall as a leave-behind.
This tool stores nothing — closing the page clears everything you entered. The proposal described here is, as of now, a reported plan; verify current status before sending if time allows.