FUND
HEALTHCARE,
NOT BILLIONAIRES.
A grassroots community effort to save lives in Santa Clara County.
Current Healthcare Priorities for Santa Clara County Residents
Next Steps After Passing Measure A ...
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Measure A Follow-Up: Let's attend County Meetings together to keep in touch with our County Supervisors to help them do the right thing in our shared goal of saving as many lives as we can in Santa Clara County.
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SCC Mobile Clinic: Mobile clinics will be an inevitable need in Santa Clara County's current humanitarian crisis caused by HR 1.
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Protect Patients' Rights Against ICE. Subscribe to the email notifications of Stanford Healthcare Workers for Palestine here.
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Community Outreach: Join or organize tabling events to increase public awareness about the specific impact of H.R. 1 on Santa Clara County residents and what we need to do about it. Invite residents of Santa Clara County to talk bout questions, concerns, and real stories about healthcare and safety-net services. These submissions will help our clinical team, partner organizations, and local elected officials assess, prioritize, and address community needs as quickly as possible.
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Fundraising for Second Harvest Food Bank: Join or organize a fundraising event to raise money for Second Harvest.
Need to Catch Up on Urgent Healthcare News in Santa Clara County? No Problem.
Here are the fastest most substantive resources to catch up on information about the deadly impact of H.R. 1 on Santa Clara County and the purpose of Yes on Measure A.
Board of Supervisors
Special Meeting - Thurs, 8/7/2025
Community Meeting
Impacts of H.R. 1
on Santa Clara County
Sat., 8/16/2025
About US
Fund Healthcare, Not Billionaires is a grassroots community movement dedicated to saving as many lives as possible in Santa Clara County through community outreach, connecting free services, and mobilizing voters to pass urgent, life-saving ballot measures.
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Fund Healthcare, Not Billionaires began as a series of peaceful protests from July 1–4, 2025, led by Cristina de la Fuente — a San Jose bedside Registered Nurse — to show that Santa Clara County residents would not stay silent about the deadly cuts to Medi-Cal (Medicaid) and CalFresh (SNAP) services.
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When H.R.1 was signed into law July 4, 2025, the movement quickly evolved into a public health coalition in less than a week.
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Santa Clara County residents, activist groups, community-based nonprofits, labor unions, and elected officials came together like a rapid response team to protect their communities.
Core Values
Courage. Shared commitment. Joyful resistance. Patience. Crisis management. Evidence-based practice. Healthcare for all.
Mission
Our mission is to save as many lives as possible in Santa Clara County.
Our Clinical and Non-Clinical Outreach Teams will keep everyone informed, assess needs and questions, and prioritize them.
We will connect a network of new and existing safety-net services across Santa Clara County and publish them on our website and printed educational materials.
