Dear Brothers and Sisters,

UAW’s partnership with March of Dimes began in the 1940s when then-President Walter Reuther solicited labor members for dimes to help cure polio. I am proud to say that UAW has been a part of March of Dimes from the start, and our current efforts are critical as the U.S. is facing a maternal and infant health crisis. Families today need us now more than ever.  

UAW Local 578 members are fighting to build our middle class with good union jobs by calling for the construction of the new U.S. Postal Service delivery vehicle fleet to be built union-made in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.  

The tax credit of an additional $4,500 for union-made electric vehicles made in the U.S. is a win for UAW members, unorganized autoworkers, and the entire labor movement. The provision:

• Supports the high standards in wages, benefits, and safety that UAW members have bargained for in the auto industry
• Incentivizes nonunion companies to stop spending millions on union busters and to allow their workers to form their unions freely
• Encourages U.S. auto manufacturers to bring back jobs they offshored

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