Advisory Board Member

What we do

We don’t fund aid programs directly. Instead, we draft policy, lobby Congress, and give campaign contributions to Members of Congress. Our team spans all 50 states and over 80 college campuses, allowing us to match campaign contributions with canvassing and other grassroots support.

Why we do it

We are motivated by the fact that 14 million people may die over the next four years unless foreign aid is restored. We also seek to reform the foreign‑aid system to make it more strategic and effective.

Demonstrated Impact

The data underscores A4AL’s success: 650 meetings with key congressional staffers, 800 advocates recruited across all 50 states, and $400 million in global health‑care funding protected from severe cuts.

News Coverage

New group supporting resumption of foreign aid makes endorsement in VA‑11 race:

Former USAID employee turns to advocacy after being laid off:

Our Advisory Board

As a Board member, your role is two‑fold:

• Strategic direction: Provide strategic direction and insights in areas such as policy, communications, government affairs, fundraising, and organizational management.
• Fundraising: Raise $1,000 or more per quarter. Board members are not inducted until they raise their first $1,000.

Benefits of Serving on the Board

• Legacy: Your contribution could help restore $40 billion in U.S. foreign aid and save millions of lives.
• Recognition: Publicly recognized as national leaders on the website, LinkedIn posts, and events with policymakers.
• Networking: Quarterly meetings and opportunities to meet CEOs, venture capitalists, diplomats, and other leaders.
• Policy Influence: Vote on critical policy and organizational decisions.
• Events: Invitations to meet ambassadors, members of Congress, and other leaders in Washington, DC, and across the country.

Other Opportunities to Help Us Grow

If you are interested in volunteering but not joining the Board or meeting the quarterly commitment, please send a cover letter and resume to View email address on jobswipe.net. Your letter should describe your skill set, how much time you have to volunteer, and how you seek to help our organization in one of the following areas:

• Speaking at, planning, or promoting events
• Advising our organization on policy (especially recruiting veterans and national security leaders)
• Meeting with members of Congress and their staffs
• Recruiting others to join the organization
• Creating content for our communications team
• Writing for our think‑tank
• Organizing on college campuses
• Building a coalition of business and organizational partners
• Organizing in your local community
• Supporting congressional campaigns

You can make a donation at or by mailing a check to 5185 MacArthur Blvd NW, Suite 403, Washington, DC 20016.