In 2020, we busted the new scheme by the MAGA-nauts with the conspiracy group True the Vote who had 88 vigilante vote challengers in Georgia. But now, True the Vote has gone national, recruiting a total of 40,000 self-appointed “fraudulent” vote hunters. As of August 2, they have already challenged 851,000 voters—suspiciously, mostly voters of color and young voters.

It’s a plan which was first launched—I kid you not—by the Ku Klux Klan in 1946. To cover its mass challenge scheme, the KKK incorporated itself as Vigilantes, Inc.

And we need your help and support to warn America and stop them.

September is National Sickle Cell Month, and the Faith Thomas Foundation is excited to announce that we will be celebrating our 11th Annual Red Diamond Gala (RDG). The evening will include Hors d’oeuvre, program, dinner, silent auction, cash bar and music.

The Red Diamond Gala (RDG) will be held on Friday, September 13, 2024, at Creekside Conference and Event Center located at 101 Mill St #300, Gahanna, OH 43230.

Our theme this year is “The Gift of Life.”

This is a fundraising event that will raise awareness of sickle cell disease and to help us improve upon the quality of care and programs provided to sickle cell patients.

This event will benefit The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center – Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital and Richard J. Solove Research Institute (OSUCCC) – James, Nationwide Children Hospital, and the Faith Thomas Foundation.

Registration closes on Saturday, September 7, 2024. 

You can purchase your tickets online at,

Columbus Mayor Andy Ginther claimed stolen data from the city’s database was encrypted or corrupted and likely unusable to any criminals, along with his Deputy Chief of Staff Jennifer Fening stating, “There is no evidence of ratepayers, or the general public were exposed.” And when asked by a local television reporter if he lied earlier this week about the extent of his knowledge of the information that had been leaked, and he gave a resounding "No" when it was noticed that his nose grew about four inches.

Friday, Mayor Ginther released the following statement: “To protect the community from the recent cyber attack on the city’s IT infrastructure, the City of Columbus is providing notification and offering free Experian credit monitoring to all residents and impacted individuals. Anyone who has shared their personal information with the city or municipal court may be impacted and can sign up for two years of free Experian monitoring, which includes $1 million of protection against fraud and identity theft.”