Kia ora John,
We're continuing Labour's Zoom fundraising series for 2022, and are very excited to announce that our next guest is Labour Finance Spokesperson Hon Grant Robertson.
....Grant Robertson will join us for a Zoom Q+A on Wednesday 25 May, and you’re invited!
Grant is keen to update you on the economy and on the progress we've made delivering Labour's election manifesto. He'll also take your questions on any topic. If past events are any indication, I’m sure we’ll get a fascinating mix of policy questions, political questions, and non-political questions.
Grant Robertson will be ready to take your questions on Wednesday 25 May, 6-7pm.
Tickets are only $25, and all proceeds from the evening go towards Labour’s upcoming campaigns.
So, John, will you join Grant on Zoom next Wednesday?
YES, RESERVE MY TICKET <[link removed]>NO, BUT I'LL DONATE INSTEAD <[link removed]>Thank you so much for all your support for Labour.
Rob Salmond
General Secretary
P.S. This event is run through Zoom so you will need a screen or device, and a Zoom account. Sign up for a free account here <[link removed]>, if you don’t already have one. When you buy a ticket, all the necessary links will be in the ticket that we email to you.
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A short note on donations:
John, we’re proud to be a truly people-powered Party, and it will only be through the generosity of thousands of supporters like you chipping in what you can that we’ll be able to keep up the momentum we’ve started.
If you can, please click the button below to make a donation to our Party today so we can keep growing our movement, from now until election 2023. Our campaigning doesn’t stop now.
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