California Volunteers
Sister District Sonoma County East
Santa Rosa, Rohnert Park, Cotati, Petaluma, Penngrove, Oakmont, Sonoma, Boyes Hot Springs, Eldridge, Glen Ellen, Kenwood, Sonoma, Napa
About our team
Sister District Sonoma East volunteers work with campaigns to help with fundraising, canvassing, writing postcards, textbanking, and phonebanking.
Join Us! We're actively looking for volunteers to help organize phonebank parties and small-dollar fundraisers. And we love to have fun, too! Please shoot us an email if you're in the area and interested.
WE MADE A DIFFERENCE! Here's what we accomplished this year...
- Phone Bank Calls Made: 7,569
- Postcards Sent: 1,734
- Funds Raised: $39,910.50 (direct donations $28K, matching $11K)
Upcoming Events
We are celebrating a tremendous year of hard work and successes. We are so proud to support Robyn Vining for Wisconsin State Assembly 14. We also supported Brittney Rodas in Pennsylvania who put up a tremendous fight. Sonoma County East Chapter did an exceptional job phone banking, fundraising, and educating on behalf of these two exceptional women.
We are also so proud of President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris. It is wonderful to have the Democrats in the White House again. Thank you, all of you, for getting out the vote! We made a difference!
Our team in action
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