All eyes are on Georgia for the election run-off, where two Senate seats are up for grabs. Want to help out? Organizations are looking for volunteers from across the country who can make phone calls, send text messages, donate, defend the vote and help fuel turnout. Here is a list of some great, nonpartisan nonprofits that are BIPOC-led, Georgia-based, and actively working on the Jan 5th Election Run-off.
As we near the end of the year, check with these organizations to see if they need funding for the final GOTV push on the ground.
Fair Count is dedicated to partnering with Hard to Count (HTC) communities to achieve a fair and accurate count of all people in Georgia and the nation in the 2020 Census, and to strengthening the pathways to greater civic participation.
The New Georgia Project is a nonpartisan effort to register and engage Georgians in the voting process.
They are the first and only nonprofit legal advocacy organization dedicated to protecting the civil rights of Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders (AANHPI) in Georgia and the Southeast.
Phone banking and text banking opportunities available in multiple Asian and South Asian languages, and they have excellent voter education resources on their website
Women Engaged (WE) is an initiative based in Atlanta, GA, that works to support Black women and young adults to become impactful leaders, key decision-makers and effective agents for social change through voter engagement, reproductive justice advocacy, and leadership development.
In addition to text banking and phone banking opportunities, they also welcome volunteers who can offer administrative support or graphics/design support.
Women on the Rise is a grassroots organization led by women of color who are targeted and/or impacted by the legal system. Women on the Rise works to educate, heal, and empower ourselves, one another, and our communities to demand justice, dignity and liberation for all. They have launched a #Free2Vote campaign aimed at voters who are formerly incarcerated, undocumented, or 18 years old.
Their mission is to mobilize Latinx Voters in Georgia. Textbanking, Spanish translation and donation opportunities
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