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Kindness Campaign
Want to help us reshape the image of our party—one act of compassion at a time?
By showing kindness, unity, and support to our communities, we can bridge divides and build the party and create brighter futures.
From groceries to handicap ramps, diapers to home repairs for veterans, and heartfelt prayers with widows—we're leading with love. We're seeking volunteers and donations of to sustain these monthly outreach. Together, let’s prove that conservative values include compassion. Will you help us lead the change?
We've got their back and they'll have ours!
We've Got Your Back
Military veterans have long tended to affiliate with the Republican Party and support Republican candidates, and that remains the case today.
Pie chart showing veterans widely support Trump for presidentAbout six-in-ten registered voters who say they have served in the U.S. military or military reserves (61%) support former President Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential election, while 37% back Vice President Kamala Harris, according to a Pew Research Center survey conducted in early September. Veterans’ vote preferences are on par with past elections. In 2020, 60% of veteran validated voters cast their ballot for Trump, while 39% backed President Joe Biden. And in 2016, veterans voted for Trump over former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton by a similar margin (61% to 35%).
Pie chart showing veterans widely support Trump for presidentAbout six-in-ten registered voters who say they have served in the U.S. military or military reserves (61%) support former President Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential election, while 37% back Vice President Kamala Harris, according to a Pew Research Center survey conducted in early September. Veterans’ vote preferences are on par with past elections. In 2020, 60% of veteran validated voters cast their ballot for Trump, while 39% backed President Joe Biden. And in 2016, veterans voted for Trump over former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton by a similar margin (61% to 35%).
They'll Have Ours
It’s very likely a grandchild would support a political party that genuinely helped their military family member, especially if that support was meaningful or life-changing. Here’s why:
1. Family Loyalty Runs Deep
Many families hold strong bonds, especially in military households where service and sacrifice are deeply respected. Gratitude often spans generations.
2. Legacy and Honor
Grandchildren often feel a sense of duty to honor and defend those who stood by their grandparents during difficult times.
3. Trust by Association
If someone proved trustworthy and compassionate to a beloved family member, that trust can extend to younger relatives, especially in tight-knit or value-driven families.
Preparing For The Next Generation of Republican Leaders
Become a Kindness Captain
By joining the Kindness Campaign, you attest to Republican or
Conservative Values and aspire to support veterans and their families with integrity, honesty, and truth. *Outreach Training is provided