Organize your corner of the district.
Organizing means leading the events that win elections — a house party, a block walk, a phone bank. You don't need experience: we bring the training, the materials, and the program. You bring your living room and a few friends.
What you can organize.
House party
Open your door for a casual meet & greet. Invite 10–20 neighbors — we bring the program, and Gene or a staffer.
Block walk / canvass
Launch a door-knock from your home or a meetup spot. We bring the turf, the script, and the training.
Phone bank
Gather a few friends — in person or on Zoom — to call voters. We bring the list and the script.
Fundraiser
Host a house-party fundraiser. We help with the ask and handle the compliance.
Speaking request
Invite Gene — or a campaign surrogate — to speak at your club, congregation, or group's event. Tell us the date, the audience, and what you can cover.
Something else
Got a different idea? We love a creative pitch — tell us your thought and we'll get back to you.
Three steps. We do the heavy lifting.
1 · You invite
Pick a date and invite 8–15 people you know — neighbors, coworkers, friends from temple/church/the PTA.
2 · We bring the program
A staffer or Gene himself joins, brings the talking points and materials, and makes the ask. You just host.
3 · We follow up
Everyone who comes leaves with a way to plug in — and we make sure they do. Your party becomes a team.
Organize an event.
Throw a house party, lead a block walk, run a phone bank, or host a fundraiser. Pick a date and we'll send you an organizer kit and bring the program. You gather the people; we handle the rest.