United We Dream - Bruce Springsteen & United We Dream

 

Legendary musician Bruce Springsteen invited United We Dream to be the organization he would uplift during his "Land of Hope & Dreams" tour stop in Elmont, NY, last Tuesday — and we were right there on the ground with Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band. We were honored to be featured at his concert, and our team was on the ground, connecting with concertgoers who were moved, fired up, and ready to take action with us. Thanks to our flier and QR code, many donated to our work — and we couldn't be more grateful. This concert was a celebration AND a call to action. Bruce didn't shy away from the hard truths. He spoke directly about the atrocities immigrants are facing across this country — attacks on our rights, our families, and our communities. His set included "Streets of Minneapolis," dedicated to the people of Minneapolis, our immigrant neighbors, and in memory of ICE victims. Bruce moved the crowd with "The Promised Land," and Bob Dylan's "Chimes of Freedom" — a song that felt written for this exact moment in history. He also spoke plainly about what's at stake for our democracy, health care, and civil rights. Hearing those words in an arena of thousands — it was electric. And it reminded all of us why the work United We Dream does every single day is so urgent, so necessary, and so powerful. Now we need your help to keep this momentum going. The spotlight Bruce shone on our work is a rare and remarkable opportunity. Concertgoers are looking us up. New supporters are finding us. The energy is here — and energy needs fuel. Will you make a donation today to help United We Dream turn this moment into lasting change? 👉 DONATE NOW Every dollar goes directly toward protecting immigrant communities, fighting back against attacks on our civil rights, and building the power we need to win. Bruce sang about the Promised Land. Let's build it together. — Ximena, United We Dream Follow us on: Email is one of the most important tools we have to reach supporters like you, but you can let us know if you'd like to receive fewer emails.

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