Support the Direct Revolution
You do you.
We like to say Straight-Up Democracy is a “come as you are” democracy. You don’t have to be anyone but yourself to take part. The same goes for funding the work.
Whether you’re a donor who wants a tax deduction, an investor who wants to share in profits, or a supporter who simply wants to fuel Dahlia’s creative fire — there’s a way for you to plug in.
how you can support
Profit-Sharing Member
The Claim Your Seat Voting Portal is a private enterprise. Once it launches nationwide, Direct Revolution will manage its expansion at the state and local levels — and eventually, in democracies across the world.
Profit-sharing members will have the rare chance to get in on the ground floor of a business with world-changing potential. It’s a chance to invest in a more democratic future—and in an enterprise built to grow and return real value along the way.
[Contact us about profit-sharing memberships!]
Fund the Nonprofit
Prefer the tax break and the satisfaction of supporting a recognized nonprofit? You can fund The Democracy Straight-Up Project, which is mobilizing resources to build Directly-connected Legislatures in all 435 congressional districts.
Large donors: enjoy a tax-deductible gift that fuels systemic change.
Individual donors: your smaller contributions add up, powering the grassroots organizing that makes this movement real.
[Donate to the 501c3! ]
Support Dahlia Directly
Dahlia Hart has poured decades of work, body and soul, into making this project possible. Supporting her personally is one of the most direct ways to ensure the movement succeeds.
Patreon: Get behind the scenes of Dahlia’s creative process as she produces videos, white papers, tutorials, artwork, and more. You’ll also discover her other ongoing projects.
GoFundMe (anonymous option): Want to support but keep your name out of it? Donations through GoFundMe can remain anonymous while still fueling the work.
[Support Dahlia on Patreon]
[Donate via GoFundMe]
Why Give?
Because this isn’t just another nonprofit. This is a chance to be part of the most important change democracy has ever seen: a system where voters truly govern themselves.
