Sponsor a Common Cause Voter Protection Volunteer
Donate So Voters Can Vote
Common Cause trains Election Protection volunteers to serve from early voting through Election Day as non-partisan helpers at voting places in key states. They help voters navigate the system and ensure that every ballot is cast and counted. It costs about $50 to train and deploy one volunteer from early voting through Election Day.
Road trip to PA! Join this “Deep Listening” Canvass March 21-22.
Kick off this pioneering approach to win the midterms!
Join other folks from Massachusetts who will be going to Allentown, PA, on March 21-22 as part of Swing Left Ground Truth’s innovative “Deep Listening’ project–an early step toward winning the flippable PA-07 House seat.
All you need to do is listen to voters’ concerns, make notes, and share your findings with Swing Left, which will use them to frame effective persuasion messages later in the spring. More than 90 percent of volunteers who piloted this project said they would do it again! Training will be provided.
Email our state organizer, Bob Scheier, who is leading a group from Massachusetts. with questions and/or for help with rides and logistics. ([email protected]).
Write Letters to Help Voters Be Able to Vote.
Easy Do-it-Yourself Letters from Vote Riders.
Using the provided app, download personalized letters and send them to registered voters in North Carolina or other states to ensure they have the information they need to vote. You just need a computer and a printer to download the letters, stamps, and envelopes to send them. Vote Riders has an easy-to-follow guide that tells you what to do. If you have questions, you can email Vote Riders. Or you can email [email protected], and I’ll help you out.
Give a Few Hours to Our Neighbors in Need.
Contact CASA to find out what you can do.
CASA is an excellent community organization located in Framingham that serves immigrants in the Metrowest area. As interactions with—and fear of—ICE have increased, our immigrant neighbors are facing huge hurdles meeting their basic needs and managing their daily lives.
You can help by offering to deliver groceries, drive kids to school, accompany people to appointments, publicize stories of what’s happening, help with tasks at the CASA office, and much more. Being able to speak Spanish or Portuguese is helpful but not at all essential.
For more information and to volunteer, contact CASA.
Support Our Immigrant Neighbors.
Donate to LUCE.
The LUCE Immigrant Justice Network of Massachusetts is on the front lines of helping families and individuals who are being targeted for detention and deportation. They provide training for community observers, direct aid to families, and legal assistance to individuals targeted by ICE.
Your donation can make a huge difference for these vulnerable members of our community.
