For decades, career USAID employees served the American people by advancing U.S. interests and delivering lifesaving humanitarian and development assistance around the world.

 

Following the dismantling of USAID, hundreds of former Foreign Service and Civil Service employees lost their roles and are now pursuing legal action to challenge the way those actions were carried out.

These legal cases are about more than one agency.

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They seek to uphold the principles of due process, the rule of law and the protections afforded to America's nonpartisan civil service. The outcome could have implications for career public servants across the federal government and for the legal safeguards that govern public service.

The USAID Employee Support Fund raises donations to help finance the legal efforts of former USAID Foreign Service and Civil Service employees pursuing accountability through the courts.

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Your support helps cover legal expenses and related costs, ensuring these cases can move forward while preserving the public record of what happened.

You can make a meaningful difference by supporting these legal efforts.

• Donate to help fund the ongoing legal cases.

• Share our mission with your friends, family and professional network.

• Follow us on social media to stay informed and help raise awareness.

Together, we can help ensure these important legal questions receive a full and fair hearing.

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