Protect America’s Manufacturing Comeback!

The Export-Import Bank of the United States helps connect American businesses to global customers by ensuring American-made products aren’t shut out by foreign competitors backed by their governments.

Congress must act now to reauthorize the Export-Import Bank so it can continue supporting American exports, protecting U.S. jobs, and keeping manufacturing here at home.

Add your name today to urge Congress to reauthorize EXIM and stand up for the American workers and small businesses who depend on it.

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Dear:

I am writing to urge you to support the reauthorization of the Export-Import Bank of the United States.

American manufacturing is making a comeback, and that progress depends on access to global markets. While many small manufacturers and suppliers do not export directly, their livelihoods depend on exports because the parts and components they produce are used in American-made products sold overseas. When exports slow or deals fall through, it is these workers and small businesses who feel the impact first.

The Export-Import Bank plays a critical role by stepping in when private financing is unavailable, ensuring that American-made products are not shut out of international markets — especially when foreign competitors are supported by their own governments. This is not about handouts; it is about maintaining a level playing field for American workers.

Allowing EXIM’s authority to lapse would put American jobs, small suppliers, and manufacturers at risk. Reauthorizing the Bank ensures continuity, protects existing export opportunities, and gives American businesses the certainty they need to keep investing and hiring.

I respectfully urge you to support the reauthorization of the Export-Import Bank and stand with the machinists, welders, technicians, engineers, and small business owners who depend on strong export demand.

Sincerely,