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Campaign Membership Campaign Membership – Total 1086 organizations National Organizations (150) 9 to 5, National Association of Working Women Every Child Matters Education Fund Abundant Children and Family Services Future Majority ACORN Gamaliel Adventists Community Services Generational Alliance AFL-CIO Health Care for the 21st Century Consulting AIDS Action Healthcare United Alliance for Retired Americans Hispanic Federation American Academy of Family Physicians HIV Medicine Association American Academy of Nursing Holman Healthcare Consulting American Academy of Pediatrics Hope for Hepatitis C American Family Voices Human Rights Campaign (HRC) American Federation of State, County and Municipal International Federation of Black Prides, Inc. Employees Jobs With Justice American Federation of Television and Radio Artists Latinos for National Health Insurance American Federation of Teachers (AFT) Leadership Conference on Civil Rights (LCCR) Americans for Democratic Action (ADA) League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) American Medical Student Association Midwest Academy American Nurses Association Moms for Universal Health Care on cafemom.com Americans United for Change MoveOn.org AskSlim.org Muscular Dystrophy Foundation for Independent Living Asian and Pacific Islander American Health Forum My Rural America (Action Fund) Association for Better Insulation National Abortion Federation Association for Clinicians for the Underserved National Alliance on Mental Illness Association of Women’s Health, Obstetric & Neonatal Nurses National Alliance of Professional Psychology Providers Black Women’s Health Imperative National Alliance of State and Territorial AIDS Directors Brave New Films National Asian American Pacific Islander Mental Health Bus Federation Association Cafemom.com National Asian Pacific American Women’s Forum Campaign for America’s Future National Assembly on School-Based Health Care (NASBHC) Campus Progress Action National Association to Advance Fat Acceptance CareTALK National Association of Certified Professional Midwives Catholics in Alliance for the Common Good National Association for the Advancement of Colored Catholics United People Center for American Progress Action Fund National Association for State Community Services Programs Campaign for Community Change National Association of Hepatitis Task Forces Center for Rural Affairs National Association of Social Workers (NASW) Center for Science in the Public Interest National Beauty Culturists’ League, Inc. Center for Social and Economic Justice National Congress of American Indians (NCAI) Child Advocate Network National Cervical Cancer Coalition Children’s Defense Fund Action Council National Coalition for LGBT Health ColorofChange.org National Community Action Foundation Committee of Interns and Residents/SEIU Healthcare National Consumers League Commonweal Institute National Council of Urban Indian Health Communications Workers of America National Council of Jewish Women Community Action Partnership National Council of La Raza Community Service Society National Education Association Clergy Strategic Alliances, LLC National Foundation for Celiac Awareness CREDO Mobile The National Gay and Lesbian Task Force Democracy for America National Institute for Reproductive Health Democracia Ahora National Korean American Service & Education Consortium Direct Care Alliance National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health Eagle Medical Services National Minority Quality Forum Steering Committee Member Page 1 of 11 7/30/09 Contact Health Care for America Now! at [email protected] or www.healthcareforamericanow.org National Partnership for Women and Families The League of Young Voters National Physicians Alliance OWL -The Voice of Midlife and Older Women National Women’s Health Network The Workmen's Circle/Arbeter Ring National Women’s Law Center True Majority National Korean American Service & Education Universal Health Care Action Network (UHCAN) Consortium (NAKASEC) Union for Reform Judaism Northwest Federation of Community Organizations International Union, United Automobile, Aerospace & Out with Cancer, Inc Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW) Paint Lick Family Clinic, Inc United Food and Commercial Workers Pension Rights Center United Professionals PHI/Health Care for Health Care Workers USAction Physicians for Reproductive Choice and Health USPIRG Planned Parenthood Federation of America Votehealthcare.org Progressive Action Network White Crane Billing Solutions Progress Now Women of Reform Judaism Progressive Future Women's Health Foundation Progressive States Network Women’s National Democratic Club Raising Women’s Voices for the Health Care We Need Women’s Universal Health Initiative Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice Women’s Voices for the Earth Rock the Vote Women’s Voices. Women Vote. Roosevelt Institution Working America Sargent Shriver National Center on Poverty Law Working Families Win Service Employees International Union Work Place Fairness SisterSong Women of Color Reproductive Health Collective Young Democrats of America The Congressional Black Caucus Health Brain Trust YWCA – Young Women’s Christian Association The Healthcare Coverage Post Steering Committee Member Page 2 of 11 7/30/09 Contact Health Care for America Now! at [email protected] or www.healthcareforamericanow.org Campaign Membership Regional, State-based, and Local Organizations (936) Alabama Llantera ABY Health Care for Everyone – Alabama Llantera Mil Amores Los Armandos Alaska Los Picos Restaurant Alaska Center for Public Policy Lucero Dollar Alaska State Employees Association, AFSCME Local 52 Made Art Boutique Marco’s Printing Arizona Melrose Pharmacy A Magickal Moon Mireya Beauty Salon Acorn Arizona Miriam Bridal AFSCME Muebleria San Marcos AFL-CIO Noris Manualidades American Self-Defense Academy Ojitos Arcadia Flowers Old Town Trading Co. Arizona Advocacy Network Patricia’s Arizona Education Association Paws Salon Armend’s Pinal County Democrats Ashley Communications Pintor R. Astrea Piston de Oro Avon by Mariposa Planned Parenthood AZ Alliance of Retired Americans Porter Arts AZ Autobody Protecting Arizona’s Family Coalition AZ Carburetors Que Pachangas AZ Ch. American Academy of Pediatrics Pinal County Democrats Beauty Terrace Red Wing Shoe Store Caribbean Fusion Restaurant E. Farol LLC Chill Revolver Records Central Comercial 2 Hermanos Rigos Barbershops Citizen Volunteers Limited Rigos Locksmith Colmex Body Shop Rodriguez Insurance Conspire Rust and Roses Decoraciones y Accs El Girasol Salon Cristy D’Aubyn Color Sasi Salon and Boutique Deportes USA Seaford and Co. Desert Dogs & Desserts SEIU –AZ Local 5 Discoteca Andrea Signature Gallery Discoteca Joyas Musicales Smoke World Discoteca Mitzy’s Sunset Collections Dollar Store Tacos Buda Do 99 Cent Store Inc. Taqueria y Birrieria Jalisco Elite Cleaners Tempe Dzign Center Fair Trade Café Tempe Tan Bar Fashion Alma The Art of Framing Flor de Michoacan The Nile Café Fotografia Archuleta The Sedona Observer GND Tienda Centroamericana Healthy Arizona Tienda Dollar Mart Interfaith Worker Justice of Arizona UFCW Local 99 Jobs with Justice Urban Earth Design LLC Home Again Antiques Websites of America Joyeria Gutierrez WINIS Inc Joyeria La Prieta Linda Yerberia El Mexicano La Constancia Zamam’s Collection La Mejor Bakery La Pulgita Arkansas La Taverna Mexican Grill A.Philip Randolph Institute Lalos Appliances Acorn Arkansas Steering Committee Member Page 3 of 11 7/30/09 Contact Health Care for America Now! at [email protected] or www.healthcareforamericanow.org AEACAR Ed Association United Nurses Associations of California/Union of Arkansas Interfaith Committee for Worker Justice Health Care Professionals Arkansas Public Health Association Western Regional Advocacy Project Central Arkansas Labor & Trades Council Colorado CHOICE Hot Springs – Planned Parenthood of Arkansas & Eastern OK 9 to 5 Colorado Galilee Missionary Baptist Church AFL-CIO In the Valley Consulting AFSCME IUE/CWA #61113 AFT Colorado Las Delicias American Friends Service Committee LW Heating Air, Inc. Colorado Acorn Mi Burrito Mexican Restaurant Colorado Coalition for the Medically Underserved Park Hill Florist Colorado Education Association Preach the Word Colorado for Health Care Print4Less Colorado Jobs with Justice Saint James United Methodist Church Colorado Nurses Association SEIU Local 100 Colorado Progressive Action (NWFCO/CCC) Social and Art Club Colorado Progressive Coalition Teamsters 878 Colorado Voices for Coverage Coalition UFCW Local 2008 Communication Workers for America Union Baptist Church Democracia USA/Democracia Ahora Unocom – Unity of the Community Denver Area Labor Federation Young Democrats of Faulkner County Essence of Illumination and Therapeutic Massage FRESC California Greeley Interfaith Association ACLU of Southern California Health Care for All Colorado Acorn California Healthcare United AFSCME California People Hunger for Justice Americans for Democratic Action – So. Cal Ch. Jefferson Unitarian Church – Peace, Justice, Liberty Task Force Asian Immigrant Women Advocates Lambda Community Center Asian Pacific American Legal Center of Southern California National Asian American Pacific Islander Mental Health Assn California Immigrant Policy Center National Physicians Alliance California Labor Federation, AFL-CIO Network of Spiritual Progressive California Pan-Ethnic Health Network New Era Colorado California Partnership (NWFCO/CCC) Northern Colorado Aids Project California Rural Legal
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