The Association for Prevention Teaching and Research (APTR) joined 760 local, state, and national organizations to call on Congress to reject cuts to non-defense discretionary (NDD) appropriations and instead set funding for fiscal year 2024 at a level that recognizes the need for a robust and resilient public health infrastructure that is adequately funded to protect and promote their health. APTR urges policymakers to set funding for fiscal year 2024 at a level that recognizes both rising costs and the need for investment in programs important to fostering economic growth and meeting human needs.