ALT For the past twelve years, findhelp’s employees have served seekers, nonprofits, and our customers to connect those in need with the programs that serve them (with dignity and ease). As we leave behind our start-up status and approach profitability, we have taken some time to pause and reflect on the current state of our company, and what we would like to see in the future. The Mission and Vision of findhelp Solidarity Network We, the union in Solidarity of findhelp workers, are committed to helping people in need find the programs that serve them with dignity and ease. This union is the manifestation of our passion as the workers at findhelp. We are committed to a workplace that builds people up, both internally and externally. This workplace should be inclusive, where everyone has a chance and the resources to thrive. Over the past few years, findhelp has achieved so much. We have expanded our impact, achieved national acclaim, and have made findhelp the premier social care netwo

ALT in the U.S. We love what this company stands for, but feel that we are missing a voice at the table. For the past 150 years, organized labor has been and will continue to be one of the driving forces for social good in the United States. We, the union of findhelp, stand together to ensure that findhelp becomes, and stays, a place where all team members have a living wage, competitive benefits, and a respectful work culture. As a union of the committed workers at findhelp, we come together because we believe everyone should feel valued in their work. Our union seeks to honor employees with the same dignity and ease in the workplace that we afford the seekers who use our platform. As members of this movement, we, the signatories below, are committed to supporting our peers, through listening and collective action. Our union will enact the will of our coworkers, and will fight for what is right, not for the sake of conflict. We are committed to serving those in need, including our collea