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  • Tax the Mormon Church
    To: Internal Revenue Service Exempt Organizations Division 1111 Constitution Ave., N.W. Washington, D.C. 20224 ​Subject: Formal Petition and Request for Review of Tax-Exempt Status of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints under IRC Section 501(c)(3) ​Dear Commissioner and Officials of the Exempt Organizations Division, ​We are writing to you on behalf of the undersigned citizens, taxpayers, and petitioners who are deeply concerned with accountability, transparency, and the strict enforcement of federal tax laws regarding religious organizations. ​We formally petition the Internal Revenue Service to conduct a comprehensive review, audit, and examination of the tax-exempt status of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church), its affiliated entities, and its holding corporations under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. ​Our concerns and grounds for requesting this review include the following considerations: ​Accumulation and Management of Commercial Assets: Public reports, whistleblower allegations, and financial disclosures (such as those concerning Ensign Peak Advisors) have raised significant questions regarding whether the accumulation of tens of billions of dollars in investment portfolios—largely detached from immediate charitable, educational, or religious disbursements—exceeds the operational standards required of non-profit entities. ​Commercial vs. Religious Activities: We ask the IRS to examine whether certain commercial enterprises, real estate holdings, and for-profit investments owned or controlled by the Church operate in a manner inconsistent with the exclusive religious and charitable purposes mandated by Section 501(c)(3), or whether such activities generate unrelated business taxable income (UBTI) that requires proper reporting and taxation. ​Transparency and Accountability: Tax-exempt status is a public trust granted in exchange for a demonstrable public benefit. We urge the IRS to verify that all financial holdings, asset transfers, and expenditures strictly comply with federal regulations governing non-profit organizations, ensuring that religious privileges are not utilized to shelter vast commercial wealth from taxation. ​As taxpayers, we rely on the Internal Revenue Service to uphold the integrity of the tax code and ensure fair, equitable application of the law across all tax-exempt entities, regardless of denomination or size. ​We respectfully request a formal acknowledgment of this petition and an inquiry into whether the operations and financial management of the LDS Church comply fully with federal tax-exempt requirements. ​Thank you for your time, diligence, and commitment to enforcing the laws of the United States.
    47 of 100 Signatures
    Created by ERik Nango
  • Who needs $1,760 more? You or Pete Hegseth’s reckless Pentagon?
    American families have spent roughly $1,760 extra because of Trump’s unpopular, unauthorized war on Iran. The Illegal War Refund Act is a commonsense approach to hold the U.S. government accountable for a war Americans never wanted and that Congress never authorized, and a fair attempt at making families whole.
    5 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Win Without War
  • PETITION FOR THE ALABAMA END-OF-LIFE CAREGIVER HOUSING PROTECTION ACT
    nitiated by: Kim Thomas Purpose: To protect families from housing instability when they lose income while caring for a terminally ill loved one. Our Request We, the undersigned residents and supporters, respectfully request that Alabama lawmakers develop and introduce legislation establishing temporary housing protections for eligible tenants who experience a documented financial hardship while caring for a terminally ill parent, child, spouse, or other qualifying family member. What We Are Asking Alabama to Do We respectfully ask lawmakers to consider: 1. A temporary rent-payment extension: Establish a reasonable extension, such as up to 30 days, for eligible tenants who demonstrate qualifying financial hardship caused by end-of-life caregiving. 2. Temporary eviction protections: Establish clear rules that prevent or pause eviction proceedings during an approved extension, subject to defined eligibility requirements and safeguards for landlords. 3. Emergency rental assistance: Create or expand a state-funded program to help qualifying caregivers pay overdue rent and prevent housing loss. 4. A fair application process: Allow caregivers to submit appropriate documentation from a hospice provider, healthcare professional, employer, or other authorized source without unnecessary barriers. 5. Protection for working families: Ensure that hourly employees, low-income workers, and caregivers without substantial paid leave can access the program if they qualify. 6. Clear rules for tenants and landlords: Establish application deadlines, decision timelines, notification requirements, and a fair process for resolving disputes. 7. Public reporting and accountability: Require the responsible agency to report on program use, outcomes, and funding needs. Our Request to Public Officials We request a meeting with state legislators and appropriate local officials to discuss this proposal, review possible funding options, and identify a path toward drafting and introducing legislation. We ask our elected officials to recognize that end-of-life caregiving can create sudden financial hardship and that reasonable, carefully designed protections could help prevent avoidable housing loss. Please support the development of the Alabama End-of-Life Caregiver Housing Protection Act.
    281 of 300 Signatures
    Created by Kimberly Thomas
  • Infectious disease research or missiles? The Trump admin just made its choice. What’s yours?
    An outrageous attempt to siphon crucial funds for medical research away from the NIH and to the Pentagon flies in the face of constitutional authorities over appropriations and peoples’ needs.
    4 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Win Without War
  • Tell AutoZone to stop union-busting and reinstate fired workers!
    In late September, AutoZone workers won a historic union election by a vote of 6-4 at a store in Queens, New York. It's the first ever location of the nation's largest auto parts retail chain to unionize. Workers overcame a union-busting campaign that featured at least 17 managers descending on the single store and $200,000 of spending. All to try to stop workers from having a real voice over their wages, working conditions, and treatment on the job. Once workers won the election to join the United Auto Workers (UAW), AutoZone fired two workers involved with organizing the union, Autozone Workers United.
    6 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Coworker Team
  • It is time Congress held Hegseth accountable for his moral failings and criminal acts
    Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s decision to livestream the military execution of Nidal Malik Hasan is merely the latest in a tenure rife with moral failings and criminal behavior. It is past time lawmakers held him accountable. Congress must impeach and remove Hegseth from office, and simultaneously reject any Pentagon funding that could further embolden his dangerous brand of leadership.
    12 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Win Without War
  • Demand DOJ Civil Rights Investigation Into the Death of Nolan Wells
    We call on the U.S. Department of Justice Civil Rights Division to open an independent federal civil rights investigation into the circumstances surrounding the Nolan Wells case. The public deserves a thorough, impartial review of the available evidence and of the actions of all officials and individuals involved. We ask the Department of Justice to determine whether Nolan Wells’s constitutional or civil rights were violated, whether any misconduct occurred, and whether federal intervention or further legal action is warranted. The investigation should include a complete review of relevant records, video evidence, witness statements, official reports, communications, and any other material necessary to establish what happened. This request is not about prejudging the outcome. It is about ensuring that the facts are independently examined, that any wrongdoing is addressed, and that the public can have confidence that the matter received a fair and transparent review. We therefore respectfully urge the Civil Rights Division to review the Nolan Wells case and take all appropriate action within its authority.
    68 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Ja'in Edwards
  • No Arizona Alpine Trail
    After reviewing the Arizona Alpine Trail master plan, the signatories below have serious concerns. The undersigned include community members who live adjacent to the trail, quiet users who travel for many hours to recreate without noise and disturbance, people with conservation and wildlife science backgrounds, non-profit partners, tribal members, and more. This non-comprehensive list of issues lends itself to three major demands, which are nested within agencies that steward public monies: 1. That the United States Forest Service, specifically the Tonto, Apache-Sitgreaves and Coconino, do not sign an MOU with the Arizona Alpine Trail, or any agreement that endorses this project; 1. That Arizona State Parks and Trails does not award additional funding for the build out or promotion of the Arizona Alpine Trail; and 1. That the Office of Outdoor Recreation and Office of Tourism do not promote or advertise the Arizona Alpine Trail 
    58 of 100 Signatures
    Created by No AZ Alpine Trail
  • STOP CTODD AND BRING BACK GOOGLE CLASSROOM ANNOUNCEMENTS AND COMMENTS!
    BRING BACK GOOGLE CLASSROOM COMMENTS FOR CALEB TODDS CLASS AT NPHS!!!  Students should be allowed to express their 1st amendment rights! 
    30 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Kaddadria Johnson
  • End The Disabled Adult Child Marriage Penalty NOW!
    Congress needs to end the Disabled Adult Child (DAC) marriage penalty by changing Social Security law so that getting married does not disqualify an otherwise eligible person from receiving DAC benefits. I am asking our elected officials to introduce, support, and pass legislation removing the marriage restriction from the DAC program. A person who became severely disabled before age 22 should not be financially punished for falling in love and getting married. Their disability does not disappear when they say “I do.” Their need for caregivers, medical treatment, accessible housing, transportation, wheelchairs, medical equipment, and everyday assistance does not disappear either. I became a quadriplegic just 21 days before my 21st birthday. My father worked until he was 92 years old, paying into Social Security throughout his working life. Yet because I got married, I was denied access to DAC benefits based on his work record. That is the kind of situation Congress needs to fix. Tell every member of Congress: Stop forcing severely disabled Americans to choose between marriage and financial security. Allow people who otherwise qualify for DAC benefits to marry without losing their eligibility simply because of their marital status. This is a straightforward change that would have an enormous impact on the lives of Americans with lifelong disabilities and the people who love and care for them. Marriage should never be treated as a cure for disability. **Change the law. End the DAC marriage penalty now.**
    55 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Florida Stingrays Football
  • NEWPORT TWP STOP AI DATA CENTERS !!!
    These massive data centers don’t belong in our small community. They can use huge amounts of electricity and water, and noise, And put pressure on local infrastructure, and permanently change the character of landscapes within our community. The people who live here are the ones who have to deal with the long-term effects. We shouldn’t have to sacrifice our quality of life so large corporations can expand. Our township deserves a voice in what gets built here. We need to slow down, listen to residents, and stop data centers from changing the place we call home. 
    247 of 300 Signatures
    Created by Logan Burke
  • Governor Shapiro, PA Legislators, Put the Brakes on Data Center Development in Pennsylvania!
    "Why not a moratorium?" The question was posed to Governor Josh Shapiro who had recently issued an Executive Order to put his GRID initiative into effect rather than put the brakes on data center development. He responded, "Why not a moratorium? Um, I mean, look, people who call for moratoriums or pauses, they're basically saying, let's stop and figure this out. Well, we figured it out." That is clearly not true. Our coalitions submitted 40 questions about issues that the EO did not address. We could have submitted hundreds more. We never received a response, by the way. We're used to being ignored by our governor. Meanwhile, the legislature has failed to enact a 3-year statewide moratorium bill introduced by Senator Katie Muth. They have chosen instead to pat themselves on the back for passing a handful of tepid, piecemeal bills that do little to nothing.  All of this is happening as Pennsylvanians are opposing data center development and generative AI in big numbers. Standing room only crowds are turning out at public meetings when data centers are on the agenda. Some meetings have been cancelled because the meeting rooms aren't big enough to hold everyone who turns out. Polling reflects the opposition. 74% of respondants in a Quinnipiac poll in July said they oppose having data centers in their communities. It is one of the rare issues that crosses partisan lines in Pennsylvania. Social media feeds are full of posts opposing data centers. A FB group I started in January now has more than 44,000 members. By every measure, Pennsylvanians are saying no. Governor Shapiro and state legislators have tempered their enthusiasm for data centers in response to public pressure, but their motivations seem to be based more on politics than policy. Their newfound concern rings hollow when their "solutions" are rushed and inadqueate and not at all what the people want. Pennsylvanians are demanding a moratorium, at minimum, and have no intention of giving up. Governor Shapiro, PA legislators, put the brakes on data center development.
    1,038 of 2,000 Signatures
    Created by Karen Feridun