Interested in getting involved this election year? Take 45 minutes to hear about upcoming opportunity to volunteer as community canvassers to help turn-out the vote this election year. Please contact Sonya Gray-Hunn at (909) 887-8900 or sghunn@copesite.org to register to attend the training. Conference call...
Saturdays - October 22nd, October 29th, November 4th Election Day - November 8th Call Sonya Gray-Hunn at (909) 887-3900 or sghunn@copesite.org for information.
Phone bankers will make calls to 20 to 30 voters using a voter phone logs. A minimum of 1 ½ hours required to volunteer with 30 minutes for training and 60 minutes for calling. Snacks available for phone bankers.
(Must be available full length of the require timeframe) Canvassers will help by knocking on at 10 to 20 doors in designated precincts. The total estimated volunteer time for canvassers is 3 hours - 30 minute training, 90 minutes of walking, 20 report back, and 30 minutes allocated for lunch.
A Zócalo/The California Wellness Foundation Event
Moderated by Jennifer Medina, National Correspondent, The New York Times
Saturdays - October 22nd, October 29th, November 4th Election Day - November 8th Call Sonya Gray-Hunn at (909) 887-3900 or sghunn@copesite.org for information.
Saturdays - October 22nd, October 29th, November 4th Election Day - November 8th Call Sonya Gray-Hunn at (909) 887-3900 or sghunn@copesite.org for information.
Phone bankers will make calls to 20 to 30 voters using a voter phone logs. A minimum of 1 ½ hours required to volunteer with 30 minutes for training and 60 minutes for calling. Snacks available for phone bankers.
Saturdays - October 22nd, October 29th, November 4th Election Day - November 8th Call Sonya Gray-Hunn at (909) 887-3900 or sghunn@copesite.org for information.
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